OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Spaces to Help Humans and Agents Work Together
The new tools let teams write, research and edit together as OpenAI pushes ChatGPT deeper into workplace software.
- On Tuesday at its DevDay conference in San Francisco, OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT Space, a shared workspace where teams collaborate with the chatbot and new Dots AI agents on work tasks.
- OpenAI is increasingly targeting workplace software to compete with Anthropic's Claude Cowork, evolving ChatGPT into a comprehensive productivity platform for centralized team collaboration.
- The company also launched Pages, a native document format for human-agent collaboration, and collaborative slides that users can design conversationally before exporting to PowerPoint or Google.
- To address enterprise data security concerns, OpenAI launched Private Intelligence, a system the company says 'helps businesses use frontier AI with greater confidence that their data is protected.'
- Pro, Business, and Enterprise users can access these features immediately on desktop and web, with mobile availability planned for the coming weeks.
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OpenAI has introduced several new tools for teamwork during the Dev Day event, while one of the main innovations is ChatGPT Spaces, a shared space where colleagues can collaborate with ChatGPT and new personal AI agents, called Dots.According to OpenAI, teams will be able to organize in a single space files uploaded by members, as well as materials created with the help of ChatGPT. The goal is to make the documents and information needed for a p…
ChatGPT’s new Space wants to replace the copy-paste dance with Google Docs
TL;DR ChatGPT Space turns ChatGPT into a shared workspace where people and AI can edit the same documents together. Pages support text, images, charts, files, comments, and help from ChatGPT, Codex, or Dots. It’s rolling out to Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, with Slides and Sheets coming later. ChatGPT has gotten pretty good at helping you make something, but finishing the job often means taking that work somewhere else. You brainstorm in…
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