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GPT-6 gives ChatGPT its biggest visual makeover yet

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In Short: Users who prefer simpler text responses can still opt for that format, and can ask ChatGPT to show fewer visuals.

OpenAI has unveiled GPT-6, a major update to its ChatGPT platform, which introduces an interactive user interface (UI) that goes beyond text-based responses.

GPT-6 allows ChatGPT to generate interactive diagrams, forms, charts, and even games directly within the chat interface.

According to Android Authority, the new Intelligent UI can respond while it continues to think, with web-search answers beginning 44% sooner on average than GPT-5.6 Instant.

Users can now ask ChatGPT to break down complex topics like a seven-speed bicycle with interactive diagrams that allow manipulation of different parts.

OpenAI says the new UI is designed to choose the best interface for each question, whether it's text, graphics, or interactive tools.

The update is rolling out globally today to Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, with Free and Go users gaining access on October 8.

CNET reports that the new interactive graphics are powered by GPT-6 and are based on information pulled from online sources, which should be cited in each answer.

For example, if a user asks about the offside rule in soccer, ChatGPT can create interactive graphics that adjust player positions on the field.

OpenAI told CNET that while the new visual interface adds more information, it doesn’t expect it to meaningfully change usage because it remains efficient.

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and BJP MP Anurag Thakur have shared actual photographs from the 1980s, while others are using AI to create nostalgic images.

Tharoor noted on X, 'The ’80s seem to be back, courtesy of AI,' highlighting the trend of retro-style portraits on Instagram and X.

What this adds

OpenAI's efforts to integrate visual elements into ChatGPT reflect a broader trend in AI development towards more interactive and user-friendly interfaces.

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