OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on X earlier this week that ChatGPT o3-pro will launch this summer for ChatGPT Pro users paying $200/month. While o3-pro isn’t ready yet, OpenAI has rolled out other updates for ChatGPT users. The company introduced a few new ChatGPT features aimed at delivering a more personal chatbot experience.
That’s not surprising since OpenAI wants to turn ChatGPT into a super-assistant this year. It’s also working on the first ChatGPT io device, expected to launch next year. That kind of hardware will require a much more personal ChatGPT experience.
After bringing chat memory support to ChatGPT Free users on Tuesday, OpenAI shifted focus to enterprise users with new ChatGPT features. That might not mean much to those not using Team or Enterprise tiers, but these updates mark early steps toward making ChatGPT a more personal assistant.
OpenAI introduced a new Connectors feature that lets businesses link ChatGPT to specific data sources. This includes Google apps like Gmail and Calendar, Microsoft apps like Outlook and Teams, and cloud storage services such as Box, Dropbox, and Google Drive.
More interestingly, organizations can add custom Connectors to ChatGPT using that MCP AI feature we mentioned a few days ago. MCP allows AIs like ChatGPT to connect to external sources for information.
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