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OpenAI's flagship chat product, built on the GPT family of models.
Current models
About ChatGPT
OpenAI’s GPT line, accessed through the ChatGPT product, is a multimodal family of models developed by OpenAI that supports text, vision, voice and tool use within a single application. First introduced in June 2018, the series has become the organization’s primary conversational AI offering.
Endava Redesigns Software Delivery with AI Agents
Endava is leveraging AI agents, ChatGPT Enterprise, and Codex to transform software delivery. The company aims to accelerate workflows and foster an AI-native culture across enterprises. This approach focuses on automation and efficiency in software development processes.
OpenAI — News
Sam Altman Won't Fund 2026 Elections
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has stated he does not plan to contribute financially to the 2026 U.S. elections. This comes as other Silicon Valley billionaires have already committed significant funds to influence the upcoming midterm races, which will determine control of Congress.
Bloomberg — Technology
OpenAI Outlines Public Policy Agenda for AI
OpenAI has detailed its public policy agenda for artificial intelligence, focusing on key areas such as safety, youth protection, workforce transition, and the development of global standards. The goal is to ensure that AI advancements contribute positively to society. The agenda emphasizes the importance of responsible innovation and collaboration to address potential risks and challenges associated with AI technologies.
OpenAI — News
OpenAI Proposes AI Governance Framework
OpenAI has outlined a blueprint for U.S. governance of frontier AI. The proposal suggests a federal framework focused on safety, resilience, and national security. The framework aims to address risks associated with advanced AI systems. It emphasizes the need for democratic oversight and regulation. The proposal is intended to guide policymakers in managing frontier AI developments.
OpenAI — News
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Best-effort snapshot of public consumer plans (US$/mo) as of 2026-06. Prices and tiers drift — confirm on the provider's own pricing page before relying on these.
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Free
Free
Plus
Most popular$20/mo
Pro
Power users$200/mo
Plus Team ($25–$30/seat) and Enterprise plans; metered API access priced separately on platform.openai.com.
Practical, honest walkthroughs — get ChatGPT working for real writing, research, and automation, know what each plan actually gets you, and see when it's the wrong tool.
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Getting started with ChatGPT: your first useful hour
Your first useful hour: accounts, settings, plan choice, and first prompts.
ChatGPT plans and pricing: what you actually get
Free, Go, Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise without pretending everyone needs to pay.
ChatGPT on iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows
What the iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, and web versions do well—and the offline reality.
Talking with ChatGPT: where Voice helps and where it breaks
Live conversation, dictation, camera and screen sharing, driving limits, and transcript errors.
Making useful images with ChatGPT
Generate and edit images for practical work while understanding accuracy and production limits.
Building with ChatGPT without turning everything into an app
Choose among chats, Projects, Canvas, custom GPTs, Work, and the API.
Do more
Prompting ChatGPT in ways that actually work
Prompt patterns that work, anti-patterns that fail, and an honest iteration process.
What ChatGPT is genuinely useful for
Jobs ChatGPT is genuinely good at, with the remaining human responsibilities made explicit.
Searching the web with ChatGPT
Current web questions, source checking, dates, citations, and when ordinary search is better.
Using deep research in ChatGPT
Longer sourced investigations, research plans, source quality, and verification.
Working with files, spreadsheets, and data in ChatGPT
PDFs, spreadsheets, charts, calculations, parsing failures, and reproducible checks.
Build and automate
The OpenAI API for people who are not full-time developers
The OpenAI API for non-engineers-plus: architecture, billing, keys, structured output, and testing.
Building real-time voice agents with the OpenAI API
Low-latency voice systems for hands-free support, caregiving, service, and accessibility.
Using Codex without letting it wreck your codebase
Coding with Codex across apps, terminals, repositories, reviews, automation, and hardware shortcuts.
ChatGPT agents: letting AI take actions safely
Agentic workflows, permissions, approvals, prompt injection, logs, and human fallback.
Apps, connectors, and MCP in ChatGPT
Connect ChatGPT to external services and MCP tools without losing track of the data boundary.
Decide
GPT-5.6 Sol: ChatGPT's current flagship model
What GPT-5.6 Sol is for, when a smaller model is better, and why benchmarks are not your workflow.
ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini vs Grok
ChatGPT versus Claude, Gemini, and Grok without fanboying or pretending rankings stay fixed.
ChatGPT in the cloud vs running a local AI model
Privacy, capability, hardware, cost, maintenance, and hybrid architectures.
When not to use ChatGPT
Hallucinations, context drift, stale facts, high-stakes boundaries, and safer alternatives.
Your data in ChatGPT: what to change and what to avoid
Training, Memory, Temporary Chat, connected services, deletion, and practical data minimization.
In your life
Using ChatGPT to plan and troubleshoot a smart home
Plan and troubleshoot a connected home while keeping real limits around compatibility and safety.
ChatGPT inside Siri and Apple Intelligence
How ChatGPT fits inside Siri and Apple Intelligence, what is optional, and what gets sent.
Using ChatGPT as an accessibility tool
Vision, reading, writing, voice, motor access, cognitive support, and dependable fallbacks.
Learning with ChatGPT without outsourcing the learning
Study Mode, tutoring patterns, source-bound learning, academic integrity, and teacher oversight.
Shopping, recommendations, checkout, and ads in ChatGPT
Product research, shopping results, ads, recommendation incentives, and independent verification.
Background
OpenAI's approach and how it shapes ChatGPT
OpenAI’s stated mission, deployment philosophy, safety controls, and centralized product choices.
A short, honest history of ChatGPT
A compact timeline from OpenAI’s founding through ChatGPT’s shift from chatbot to work platform.
OpenAI: the company behind ChatGPT
The company, structure, revenue model, partnerships, scale, and why those things affect users.
Where ChatGPT appears to be heading
Evidence-based direction and clearly labeled speculation about agents, context, voice, and integration.
OpenAI hardware: what exists, what is announced, and what is rumor
Confirmed OpenAI hardware work, unverified device reports, and a method for separating announcement from release.
Endava Redesigns Software Delivery with AI Agents
Endava is leveraging AI agents, ChatGPT Enterprise, and Codex to transform software delivery. The company aims to accelerate workflows and foster an AI-native culture across enterprises. This approach focuses on automation and efficiency in software development processes.
OpenAI — News
Sam Altman Won't Fund 2026 Elections
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has stated he does not plan to contribute financially to the 2026 U.S. elections. This comes as other Silicon Valley billionaires have already committed significant funds to influence the upcoming midterm races, which will determine control of Congress.
Bloomberg — Technology
OpenAI Outlines Public Policy Agenda for AI
OpenAI has detailed its public policy agenda for artificial intelligence, focusing on key areas such as safety, youth protection, workforce transition, and the development of global standards. The goal is to ensure that AI advancements contribute positively to society. The agenda emphasizes the importance of responsible innovation and collaboration to address potential risks and challenges associated with AI technologies.
OpenAI — News
OpenAI Proposes AI Governance Framework
OpenAI has outlined a blueprint for U.S. governance of frontier AI. The proposal suggests a federal framework focused on safety, resilience, and national security. The framework aims to address risks associated with advanced AI systems. It emphasizes the need for democratic oversight and regulation. The proposal is intended to guide policymakers in managing frontier AI developments.
OpenAI — News
DeepSeek Near $7 Billion AI Funding Deal
DeepSeek is close to finalizing a $7.4 billion funding deal, one of the largest startup financings in China. The investment includes Tencent Holdings Ltd. and the company's founder. This deal highlights the growing strength of China's domestic AI industry, which is seeking capital to compete with major U.S. players like OpenAI. The funding is expected to accelerate the development of AI technologies and strengthen the company's position in the global market.
Bloomberg — Technology
AI Can Diagnose Medical Issues, But Doctors Are Still Essential
AI tools like ChatGPT are increasingly capable of diagnosing medical conditions with high accuracy, sometimes outperforming human doctors. However, experts argue that correct diagnosis is only part of the medical process. Doctors must also determine the best course of action for each patient, which involves complex decision-making and prioritization. While AI excels at pattern recognition, it lacks the nuanced judgment required to tailor treatment plans to individual circumstances. This distinction highlights the continued necessity of human medical professionals, even as AI becomes more advanced in diagnostic capabilities.
Fast Company — Technology
Investors Rethink Strategies Amid Mega IPOs
Anthropic has confidentially filed for an initial public offering, potentially positioning itself ahead of OpenAI in the race for a stock market debut. Meanwhile, SpaceX is also preparing for its IPO this month. Emily Zheng, a senior venture capital research analyst at PitchBook, notes that the scale of these upcoming IPOs is unprecedented, describing the situation as 'unchartered territory.' Zheng's remarks were made during a segment on 'Bloomberg Tech,' where she joined Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss the implications of these 'gargantuan' IPOs. The developments highlight a shift in investor strategies as they navigate the growing trend of large-scale technology company listings.
Bloomberg — Technology
Google's $80B AI Power Move
Alphabet's unexpected $80 billion capital raise has generated significant discussion in the tech and financial sectors. Jefferies Equity Research Analyst Brent Thill argues that this move is a strategic power play by Google, positioning the company to lead in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. He explains that Google is capitalizing on its early advantage before potential IPOs from competitors like OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX. The AI boom is expected to drive annual spending over $1 trillion, reshaping corporate investment and hiring practices. This aggressive funding highlights Google's commitment to maintaining dominance in the AI space.
Bloomberg — Technology
Travelers Deploys AI Claims Assistant Nationwide
Travelers has launched an AI-powered Claim Assistant in collaboration with OpenAI to assist customers in filing claims. The tool offers 24/7 support and helps scale operations during high demand. The system is designed to guide users through the claims process efficiently.
OpenAI — News
OpenAI's Stance on AI Policy and Advocacy
OpenAI outlines its approach to AI policy and political advocacy, emphasizing transparency, support for thoughtful regulation, and AI safety. The company states that no external political group is authorized to speak on its behalf. The focus is on responsible development and governance of AI technologies.
OpenAI — News
Anthropic Files for I.P.O.
Anthropic, an artificial intelligence company, has filed to go public, positioning itself in a competitive race with OpenAI to enter the stock market. The company has experienced significant growth in the past year, driven largely by its technology capable of automatically writing computer code.
New York Times — Technology
Anthropic Files for IPO, Gaining Edge Over OpenAI
Anthropic PBC filed for a confidential IPO, gaining a first-mover advantage over OpenAI in the competitive AI startup landscape. The move positions Anthropic to secure fundraising benefits that could influence the broader battle for computing power. Both companies are vying for dominance in the AI space. The race to go public is not just about prestige, but about securing access to critical resources such as chips, data centers, and talent needed to develop advanced AI models. Anthropic’s filing highlights the growing urgency among AI startups to leverage public markets to maintain a competitive edge. Elon Musk’s efforts to expand SpaceX’s AI initiatives through partnerships and an IPO further intensify the pressure on OpenAI and Anthropic to act decisively.
Bloomberg — Technology
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Memory and personalization in ChatGPT
Memory, chat history, custom instructions, personality, and control boundaries.
ChatGPT Atlas and OpenAI's browser strategy
The Atlas browser’s retirement, migration steps, and where browser-agent features are moving.
Securing your ChatGPT and OpenAI accounts
MFA, passkeys, sessions, recovery, shared devices, connected apps, and incident response.
ChatGPT for teens and families
Age limits, parental controls, household boundaries, schoolwork, and difficult conversations.
GPT‑5.5 is the current flagship model in the ChatGPT family, released on 23 April 2026 with a knowledge cutoff of January 2026. It offers an expanded context window of one million tokens and is positioned for strong performance across coding, reasoning, writing, and agentic tasks, with tiered pricing applied beyond a certain context usage threshold.
GPT‑5.5 Pro is an active, reasoning‑tier model in the ChatGPT family released on 23 April 2026 with a knowledge cutoff of January 2026 and a one‑million‑token context window. It is presented as the maximum‑reasoning‑depth variant of GPT‑5.5, positioned for research‑grade problems and priced at $30 (or $180) per million tokens.
GPT‑5.4 mini is an active, fast‑tier model in the ChatGPT family released on 17 March 2026 with a knowledge cutoff of 1 December 2025 and a 128 000‑token context window. It is positioned as a mid‑tier, cost‑sensitive offering that represents a significant upgrade over GPT‑4o mini and is available to free ChatGPT users.
o3 retiring from ChatGPT
o3 retires from ChatGPT August 26, 2026; API access continues.
GPT-5.5 released
Current flagship; 1M context, $5/$30 per 1M tokens.
GPT-5.5 Pro released
Maximum-reasoning-depth variant at $30/$180 per 1M tokens.
GPT-5.4 mini released
Mid-tier model available to free ChatGPT users.
GPT-5.4 released
GPT-5.4 Thinking and Pro launched; cost-quality balance for production.
Catch Me Up — everything that changed across AI & smart home ↗
GPT‑5.4 is the latest active release in the ChatGPT family, positioned as a “balanced” tier model and launched on 1 March 2026. It retains a knowledge cutoff of December 2025 and expands the context window to one million tokens, offering a cost‑quality balance aimed at production use that is roughly half the expense of the subsequent GPT‑5.5 while remaining the most frequently recommended frontier value model.
GPT‑5.4 nano is the active “fast” tier variant of OpenAI’s ChatGPT family released on 1 March 2026, offering a 128 000‑token context window and a knowledge cutoff of 1 December 2025. It provides GPT‑5‑generation capability in an API‑only format aimed at classification, routing, and bulk processing tasks, positioned as the most inexpensive model in its generation with usage pricing of $0.10/$0.40 per million tokens.
GPT‑5.2 is an iteration of the ChatGPT series released on 11 December 2025 and currently listed as active. It builds on the preceding GPT‑5 models within the same family, representing a continued development of OpenAI’s conversational language model line, though specific changes or additions relative to earlier versions are not detailed in the available data.
GPT‑5.1 is an iteration of the ChatGPT series released in November 2025 and currently listed as active. As a follow‑up to earlier GPT‑5 models, it represents a continued development within OpenAI’s conversational AI lineup, though specific changes or additions relative to prior versions are not detailed in the available data.
GPT‑5 nano is an active variant in the ChatGPT family that was released on 7 August 2025. It represents a newer iteration of OpenAI’s GPT‑5 series, positioned as a smaller or more lightweight model within the lineup, though specific changes from earlier versions are not detailed in the available data.
GPT-5.4 nano released
Cheapest GPT-5-generation model; API-only.
GPT-5 released
First GPT-5 generation; hybrid fast generation plus optional deep reasoning.
GPT-4.1 released
Coding-focused family (4.1, mini, nano) with 1M context.
GPT-4.1 mini released
Efficient everyday-tasks model with 1M context.
GPT-4.1 nano released
Budget routing/classification model at $0.10/M input.
o3 released
New reasoning-model generation; topped AIME 2024 and 2025.
o3-pro released
Maximum-reasoning o-series variant with unconstrained reasoning time.
GPT-4o mini released
Low-cost native-audio model; became default for high-volume applications.
GPT-4o released
Omni model with native audio, vision, and text in a single model.
