OpenAI announced the global rollout of group chats in ChatGPT, making the collaborative feature available to all logged‑in users across its Free, Go, Plus, and Pro plans. After a testing phase in Japan, New Zealand, South Korea and Taiwan, users can now create chats with up to twenty participants, invite others via link, and collaborate in real time. Group chats do not retain conversation history in the model’s memory, and any participant may remove others, though only the creator can manage the chat’s settings. The move follows OpenAI’s broader push into social‑style AI experiences, including its Sora video platform and plans for a text‑based feed. Read more →

OpenAI is rolling out its Group Chats feature, integrated with ChatGPT, to every logged‑in user across its Free, Go, Plus and Pro plans. The addition allows up to twenty participants to collaborate in a shared conversation where only the AI’s responses count toward usage limits. New safeguards require invitation acceptance, protect younger users, and give the model social‑aware behavior. OpenAI says the rollout is the first step toward making ChatGPT a more collaborative space, while exploring future memory‑sharing options for group interactions. Read more →