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ChatGPT is becoming a new advertising channel for brands looking to reach consumers while they research products, compare options and make purchase decisions. OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT Ads beyond its initial US test, with advertising now rolling out across multiple markets and a self-serve Ads Manager being introduced alongside agency and technology partners.

Josue Cruz, an incoming junior at San Francisco State University, knew something had changed when his linear algebra professor urged the class to use artificial intelligence — not to cheat by using a chatbot to do their homework but to ask it questions about their assignments.

OpenAI folded its newest image model straight into the ChatGPT interface in August 2026, and the search numbers moved fast: “GPT Image 2” now pulls roughly 18,100 monthly searches in the US, with “ChatGPT Image 2” adding another 8,100. Most of those searchers hit the same wall. The model showed up inside a familiar chat…

ChatGPT answers questions. ChatGPT Work does work. That’s because ChatGPT Work is agentic, which is a fancy way of describing how some AIs can go off and accomplish a series of tasks.

OpenAI has launched a plugin for the Apple Messages app, and as Bloomberg notes, it could raise privacy and security concerns. At the moment, it’s only available to ChatGPT Work and Codex users on Mac, allowing them to search messages and even draft and send replies through the chatbot on their desktop. In the example…

On Aug. 20, OpenAI announced an update that lets ChatGPT search, read, and send iMessages on Mac computers. The new feature is a ChatGPT plugin, an add-on tool from a third-party service.

If you’ve ever wanted to share all of your digital conversations with OpenAI, we have good news for you: The AI lab has just launched an Apple Messages plug-in for ChatGPT, allowing interested users to connect their Messages inbox with the chatbot.

OpenAI is bringing ChatGPT Ads to its biggest group of new markets yet, giving European advertisers access to an emerging ad channel built around conversations rather than traditional search queries or social feeds.

OpenAI is launching a version of ChatGPT designed for teenagers — the first generation to grow up with artificial intelligence — who are already using it for schoolwork, questions about daily life and even companionship

OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT for Teens, a new experience for users aged 13 to 17 that combines learning features with additional age-appropriate safety protections. Users identified as under 18 by OpenAI’s systems, or those who state that they are between 13 and 17, are automatically placed in the ChatGPT for Teens experience.