ChatGPT will let people collaborate together in shared conversations.
Key Points:
New group chats let friends, family, and coworkers work with ChatGPT in one space.
ChatGPT decides when to respond and can react with emojis, images, and shared context.
The pilot launches in four regions across Free, Go, Plus, and Pro plans.
Details:
OpenAI is rolling out group chats that let users collaborate with each other and ChatGPT in the same conversation. People can plan trips, work on shared ideas, or settle debates while ChatGPT follows along and helps when needed. Anyone can join through a link, and chats remain separate from private conversations. The pilot starts in Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan.
Why It Matters:
Group chats turn ChatGPT into more than a solo brainstorming buddy: it starts to look like a shared workspace that sits on top of your existing group chats. You can co-write docs, plan trips, or debate ideas while everyone sees the same suggestions, summaries, and follow-ups in one place, instead of forwarding screenshots or pasting replies from separate chats. For teams, classrooms, and friend groups, this nudges AI closer to how people actually make decisions together day to day.