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OpenAI Declares Chat Dead, Wants ChatGPT to Run Your Entire Life
OpenAI has declared "chat is dead" and is overhauling ChatGPT into a full-scale "superapp" that goes beyond question-answering to autonomously handle tasks across users' personal and professional lives. The redesigned platform will bundle coding tools, AI agents, and integrations with partners like Canva and Booking, with a revamped web and mobile interface rolling out in the coming weeks. Chief product officer Thibault Sottiaux envisions the end goal as a personal agent capable of assisting users across all aspects of their lives.
GPT-5.5 Gets Smarter, o3 Gets the Axe
OpenAI has released an update to its GPT-5.5 Instant model, improving response accuracy, style, and readability by reducing overly long or bullet-heavy answers to sound more natural. At the same time, the company is retiring legacy models, with GPT-4.5 set to be removed from ChatGPT on June 27 and o3 on August 26. OpenAI is also adding a job search feature to ChatGPT, enabling users to find live job listings from sources like Indeed and Upwork, with personalised recommendations and improved resume-building tools.
OpenAI Eyes Legal Action After Apple's ChatGPT Integration Flopped
OpenAI is reportedly frustrated with its ChatGPT integration into Apple products, feeling the partnership fell far short of expectations and may have damaged its brand. Apple's design choices — such as requiring users to explicitly say "ChatGPT" to activate the feature and displaying responses in small windows — made the integration easy to overlook, and OpenAI now suspects Apple deliberately failed to promote it. As a result, OpenAI is exploring legal options, including a possible breach of contract claim, while both companies attempt to resolve the dispute before it reaches court.