Credit: Calvin Wankhede / Android AuthorityTL;DROpenAI is testing a more efficient way to let ChatGPT see your screen on Android.It could use Android 17’s new Bubbles feature and Accessibility options to view what’s on your screen.This method uses system resources more efficiently compared to the current screen-sharing method that involves casting.The next big challenge for any AI chatbot, Gemini and ChatGPT included, is to assume the role of a useful assistant that can accomplish tasks without intervention or asking you to share minute details. For that to work smoothly, chatbots can already see what’s on your screen, though the method can be a bit intensive on your phone’s hardware.OpenAI is looking for a way out by using a new Android 17 feature that could change how screen sharing with ChatGPT works on Android.