All right, so check this out.
I come across this complex graph with tiny font on mobile, right?
I long press to select, switch over to ChatGPT, drag and drop the image in a new chat, type out a keyword, That expands out to a detailed prompt, hit enter, and after a couple of seconds, ChachiBT gives me a brief explanation of what the image is about, and even transcribes all the text found in the image for easy copy and paste.
Pretty incredible stuff, right?
These are the kinds of AI workflows 99% of users have no idea exist.
So here are five mobile habits that bring you one step closer to becoming AI native.
Let's get started.
Number one, drag to ask.
The cross app drag and drop feature itself has been available on both Android and iPhone for a while now.
In most native apps, you can long press on an image or text snippet and use a second finger to swipe out to drop the image or text into another app.
