OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Finance Dashboard With Linked Bank Accounts For Pro Users - Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU)
The preview lets Pro subscribers connect accounts through Plaid and get budgeting, spending and portfolio analysis, as OpenAI seeks feedback before wider rollout.
- Today, OpenAI launched a personal finance preview for United States Pro ChatGPT subscribers, allowing them to connect bank accounts via Plaid for personalized budgeting and investment guidance.
- This feature follows OpenAI's acquisition of the startup Hiro in April, as the company seeks to serve more than 200 million users already asking ChatGPT financial questions monthly.
- Users can access a dashboard tracking spending, subscriptions, and portfolio performance; ChatGPT's access remains read-only, preventing it from moving money or viewing full account numbers.
- OpenAI promises users control over their data, including the ability to disconnect accounts or delete financial memories at any time, though the company has up to 30 days to process deletions.
- While currently limited to Pro ChatGPT subscribers, OpenAI plans to refine the experience based on early feedback before expanding to ChatGPT Plus users and integrating Intuit support soon.
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Finance Dashboard With Linked Bank Accounts For Pro Users - Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU)
OpenAI launched a ChatGPT finance dashboard for U.S. Pro users, enabling linked account tracking, personalized money insights and AI-powered financial planning.
OpenAI has taken an important step with ChatGPT for personal finance, a new experience within this AI that allows you to connect financial accounts, visualize on a panel where the money is going and ask questions based on the actual context of the user. The feature has been announced as a preview for Pro users in the United States, both web and iOS, before a wider expansion. Instead of asking an AI generically how to save more or how to organize…
OpenAI wants ChatGPT to see your bank account. The pitch is convenience. The risk is everything else.
OpenAI has launched a personal finance experience inside ChatGPT, letting subscribers connect their bank accounts, credit cards, investment portfolios, and loan accounts to the chatbot and ask questions grounded in their actual financial data. The feature, released on 15 May, is available in preview to US-based ChatGPT Pro subscribers on web and iOS, with support […] This story continues at The Next Web
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