OpenAI has responded to user dissatisfaction with the newer ChatGPT‑5 model by reinstating the older ChatGPT‑4o for paid subscribers and consolidating personality‑tuning options into a single Personalization page. The changes, highlighted in a tweet by CEO Sam Altman, let users select preset personalities or add custom instructions, aiming to restore the more supportive tone many valued in the previous version. Free users remain in a more limited experience, while a recent survey shows most people use ChatGPT outside of work, underscoring the importance of tone and personalization. Read more →

OpenAI has introduced a new thinking‑time toggle for the ChatGPT‑5 model that lets Plus and Pro subscribers choose how long the system spends reasoning on a response. The web‑only feature offers Standard and Extended modes for Plus users, while Pro users gain two additional options—Light for the quickest answers and Heavy for deeper reasoning. The toggle appears in the chat window when the Thinking model is selected, but it is not yet available on iOS or Android apps. OpenAI says the control will roll out to mobile in coming weeks. Read more →

OpenAI has responded to user dissatisfaction with the newer ChatGPT‑5 model by reinstating the older ChatGPT‑4o for paid subscribers and consolidating personality‑tuning options into a single Personalization page. The changes, highlighted in a tweet by CEO Sam Altman, let users select preset personalities or add custom instructions, aiming to restore the more supportive tone many valued in the previous version. Free users remain in a more limited experience, while a recent survey shows most people use ChatGPT outside of work, underscoring the importance of tone and personalization. Read more →

OpenAI has responded to user dissatisfaction with the newer ChatGPT‑5 model by reinstating the older ChatGPT‑4o for paid subscribers and consolidating personality‑tuning options into a single Personalization page. The changes, highlighted in a tweet by CEO Sam Altman, let users select preset personalities or add custom instructions, aiming to restore the more supportive tone many valued in the previous version. Free users remain in a more limited experience, while a recent survey shows most people use ChatGPT outside of work, underscoring the importance of tone and personalization. Read more →

OpenAI has introduced a new thinking‑time toggle for the ChatGPT‑5 model that lets Plus and Pro subscribers choose how long the system spends reasoning on a response. The web‑only feature offers Standard and Extended modes for Plus users, while Pro users gain two additional options—Light for the quickest answers and Heavy for deeper reasoning. The toggle appears in the chat window when the Thinking model is selected, but it is not yet available on iOS or Android apps. OpenAI says the control will roll out to mobile in coming weeks. Read more →

OpenAI has introduced a new thinking‑time toggle for the ChatGPT‑5 model that lets Plus and Pro subscribers choose how long the system spends reasoning on a response. The web‑only feature offers Standard and Extended modes for Plus users, while Pro users gain two additional options—Light for the quickest answers and Heavy for deeper reasoning. The toggle appears in the chat window when the Thinking model is selected, but it is not yet available on iOS or Android apps. OpenAI says the control will roll out to mobile in coming weeks. Read more →

OpenAI has responded to user dissatisfaction with the newer ChatGPT‑5 model by reinstating the older ChatGPT‑4o for paid subscribers and consolidating personality‑tuning options into a single Personalization page. The changes, highlighted in a tweet by CEO Sam Altman, let users select preset personalities or add custom instructions, aiming to restore the more supportive tone many valued in the previous version. Free users remain in a more limited experience, while a recent survey shows most people use ChatGPT outside of work, underscoring the importance of tone and personalization. Read more →

OpenAI has introduced a new thinking‑time toggle for the ChatGPT‑5 model that lets Plus and Pro subscribers choose how long the system spends reasoning on a response. The web‑only feature offers Standard and Extended modes for Plus users, while Pro users gain two additional options—Light for the quickest answers and Heavy for deeper reasoning. The toggle appears in the chat window when the Thinking model is selected, but it is not yet available on iOS or Android apps. OpenAI says the control will roll out to mobile in coming weeks. Read more →

OpenAI has introduced a new thinking‑time toggle for the ChatGPT‑5 model that lets Plus and Pro subscribers choose how long the system spends reasoning on a response. The web‑only feature offers Standard and Extended modes for Plus users, while Pro users gain two additional options—Light for the quickest answers and Heavy for deeper reasoning. The toggle appears in the chat window when the Thinking model is selected, but it is not yet available on iOS or Android apps. OpenAI says the control will roll out to mobile in coming weeks. Read more →

OpenAI has responded to user dissatisfaction with the newer ChatGPT‑5 model by reinstating the older ChatGPT‑4o for paid subscribers and consolidating personality‑tuning options into a single Personalization page. The changes, highlighted in a tweet by CEO Sam Altman, let users select preset personalities or add custom instructions, aiming to restore the more supportive tone many valued in the previous version. Free users remain in a more limited experience, while a recent survey shows most people use ChatGPT outside of work, underscoring the importance of tone and personalization. Read more →