Walla Expands Into Survey Creation and Management Inside ChatGPT
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According to AI TIMES, PaprikaDataLab launched the "Walla ChatGPT Plugin" on September 15, formalizing an environment in which users can cre…
According to AI TIMES, PaprikaDataLab launched the "Walla ChatGPT Plugin" on September 15, formalizing an environment in which users can create and edit surveys and application forms through conversation inside ChatGPT, while also managing responses. The key point is that ChatGPT has been extended beyond draft writing so it can directly generate the actual collection screen and data structure. Users can also handle tasks such as conditional questions or changes to input methods through conversation. Without having to build a separate backend from scratch, they can set up input screens, check collected responses on a management screen, and connect to other services via webhooks. It also supports configuring functions beyond the basic items in natural language so they can be reused, and it can turn existing documents into online input forms. The company said this is intended to reduce the burden of data collection work for teams that need quick validation or for sites with limited development resources.
Perspective
This launch shows a shift in generative AI from suggesting ideas or assisting with code to entering the stage of actually carrying out business tasks. In particular, if form creation and response management are connected in one place, it can significantly reduce the manual work and tool switching that have long separated service planning from operations. In the end, the competitive focus is also likely to shift from simple generation capability to how quickly the generated output can be put into live operations.
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