Artificial Intelligence
OpenAI rolls out GPT-6 and Intelligent UI in ChatGPT
OpenAI said ChatGPT was getting Intelligent UI, a new interface tied to GPT-6 that added interactive visuals, with a staged global rollout on Wednesday to paid and free user tiers.
- OpenAI said it was rolling out Intelligent UI in ChatGPT with a new GPT-6 model.
- The company said the feature would add interactive elements including buttons, calculators, charts and editable graphs.
- Aarush Selvan, a product manager at OpenAI, said the goal was to help users get things done and learn topics, not only read text.
- OpenAI showed examples including diagrams for an aircraft wing, recipes, bicycle mechanics, a hiking route and a savings calculator.
- OpenAI said the rollout was global for Pro, Plus, Business and Enterprise users on Wednesday and for Go-tier users on Thursday.
OpenAI said ChatGPT was getting Intelligent UI, a new interface linked to GPT-6. The company said the rollout began on Wednesday and would make conversations more visual.
The feature was described as adding interactive elements to answers, including buttons, calculators, charts, editable graphs and other objects users could work with directly. OpenAI also showed journalists diagrams and other visual examples during a briefing.
Aarush Selvan, a product manager at OpenAI, said the aim was to help users complete tasks and learn material, not only receive text. He used a student asking about an aircraft wing as an example.
OpenAI said users would be able to reduce the amount of visual material in responses if they wanted. It said the rollout covered Pro, Plus, Business and Enterprise users immediately, and Go-tier users the following day.
Named in this story
People
- Aarush Selvan
- OpenAI product manager who described the launch
Companies
- OpenAI
- said it was rolling out the feature
Products and systems
- ChatGPT
- the chatbot being updated
- GPT-6
- the new model paired with the rollout
- Intelligent UI
- the new interface adding interactive visuals
How the source tells it
The article used a polished product-launch register, driven by OpenAI’s own claims and demonstration examples.
- hype uses upbeat launch language and benefit-led framing around the new feature
- vendor boosterism relies on OpenAI’s own descriptions and examples to sell the update