#ChatGPT automation

Borrowing concepts from automation apps like Tasker, the new “Tasks” feature allows users to schedule small activities that can run at a set time or be triggered by specific prompts—even if the user is offline. ChatGPT will then send a push notification across platforms to let the user know it’s been executed. While the idea may sound familiar to users of Google Tasks or Tasker, ChatGPT’s approach adds an AI-powered twist. Tasks is a basic example of this evolution, allowing ChatGPT to act as a semi-independent assistant, though it’s still quite a far cry from the fully autonomous AI agents Altman envisions. To use tasks, users simply select the "4o with scheduled tasks" option in the dropdown menu within ChatGPT. From there, they can set reminders or other tasks, which ChatGPT will manage through its chat interface or a new tasks manager tab available on the web app. ChatGPT’s Tasks is being rolled out to paying users with Plus, Team, and Pro subscriptions worldwide starting this week. OpenAI has just announced its first-ever subscription plan for ChatGPT with ChatGPT Plus. Read more in our articles including "ChatGPT can now set reminders, recurring tasks" and "OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Plus for $20 a month".