OpenAI is rolling out GPT‑6 with Intelligent UI in ChatGPT’s Chat tab. It can combine text with graphics, charts, buttons, forms, and interactive tools—such as a budget calculator or game—tailored to the question. OpenAI announcement · examples

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OpenAI is rolling out GPT‑6 with Intelligent UI in ChatGPT’s Chat tab. It can combine text with graphics, charts, buttons, forms, and interactive tools—such as a budget calculator or game—tailored to the question. OpenAI announcement · examples

The rollout is global: Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise get GPT‑6 Sol starting today; Free and Go get GPT‑6 Luna starting tomorrow. OpenAI says both are tuned for everyday conversation; the models in Work and Codex are unchanged. OpenAI rollout details

OpenAI also says GPT‑6 can start responding while it continues thinking. The announcement does not specify further rollout qualifications or performance figures.

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