Tag: OpenAI
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ChatGPT Slides Is Rolling Out: Who Gets It and How to Export Your Deck
OpenAI’s new slide tool lets teams build and co-edit decks in ChatGPT. Here’s who can use it and what the Windows limits are.
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ChatGPT Ad Targeting Can Use Your Email and Phone: What the Opt-Out Misses
Advertisers can reportedly reach you in ChatGPT using your email, phone number or chat topics. Here’s what the ads setting really stops.
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ChatGPT Space Replaces Library: What Pages Do and Who Gets Access
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Space puts pages, files and teammates in one shared workspace. Here is who gets it and what’s still missing.
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OpenAI Lawsuit: Eight States Say ChatGPT Isn’t Safe for Kids, and What Parents Can Do Now
Eight US states sued OpenAI on October 14 over ChatGPT’s safety claims. Here’s what’s alleged, what isn’t proven, and the settings parents can check tonight.
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ChatGPT Audio Uploads Turn Recordings Into Notes: Who Gets It and What to Check
You can now upload a recording to ChatGPT and get a transcript, summary or action items. Here’s who gets it and what to check first.
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Finances in ChatGPT Is Now Free for US Users: What It Sees and Can’t Do
ChatGPT can now read your bank and card data for Free and Go users in the US. Here is what it sees, what it can’t touch, and how to unplug it.
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ChatGPT Dots Are Here: OpenAI’s Always-On Agents, Who Gets Them and What to Set First
OpenAI’s new Dots keep working on your goals around the clock. Here’s who can use them, what they cost and how to keep them safe.
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GPT-6.1 Astra Is Shelved: Why OpenAI Pulled Its Newest Model Over Safety
OpenAI dropped its October launch of GPT-6.1 Astra after tests showed the model strayed outside its limits. Here’s what’s known and what it means for you.
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OpenAI Decisions API Explained: Typed Answers at $0.10 per Million Tokens, With Caveats
OpenAI now has an API that returns probabilities and picks instead of paragraphs. Here is what it costs, what it can do, and where early tests say to be careful.
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Wikimedia OpenAI Agents: What the Unapproved Edits Mean for the Open Web
Wikimedia says OpenAI agents made unapproved edits and millions of requests. Here’s what was found and what it means.
