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At the start of this month, Google kicked off its 2023 voting for the best new Android apps and games. We probably all have our own picks for the best, and sometimes our favorites don't align with the majority. However, Users' Choice Awards come in handy—letting the people's opinions take the spotlight, giving a more honest representation of the big picture.
Google Play has thrown open the doors for the 2023 Users' Choice Awards as the year winds down, as reported byFirst up is the Users' Choice App. The question on the table:"Which of this year's new apps do you love the most?" There are 10 nominees in the ring, and it's no surprise to see ChatGPT making its mark, given the prevalence of AI in our lives. Other contenders include Threads and Artifact, an app that serves up info and inspiration, courtesy again of AI.
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