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According to a ZDNET AI report, OpenAI plans to merge the chat and work tabs in ChatGPT. The change will first be tested among select users before a wider rollout. The source says the move follows a similar change by Anthropic. The snippet does not give a detailed timeline or describe exactly what the merged tab will contain, so those specifics are not confirmed here.
According to a ZDNET AI report, OpenAI plans to merge the chat and work tabs in ChatGPT. The change will first be tested among select users before a wider rollout. The source says the move follows a similar change by Anthropic. The snippet does not give a detailed timeline or describe exactly what the merged tab will contain, so those specifics are not confirmed here.
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On the heels of Anthropic’s similar move, the change will be tested among select users before being rolled out.
Consumer users of ChatGPT could see one combined place for conversations and work tasks instead of two separate tabs. Builders and businesses that rely on ChatGPT workflows may need to watch how the interface changes during the select-user test. The fact that Anthropic has made a similar move suggests the layout of AI assistants may be converging, so the full rollout details are worth monitoring.
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