#ChatGPT group chat

OpenAI has started testing group chats in ChatGPT, a new feature that lets people work together in one shared conversation. The new group chat feature lets users talk, share ideas, or plan tasks together inside ChatGPT. To start a group, users can tap the people icon in a new or existing chat and invite others. Once they accept, the system creates a separate group chat so the original conversation is not affected. ChatGPT responds in group chats using its 5.1 Auto system, which selects the best model available to the user it’s replying to. ChatGPT also follows new social rules, responding only when needed unless mentioned directly. OpenAI says group chats do not use personal ChatGPT memory, adding extra privacy for users. Canva has expanded its AI-powered Magic Layers feature to OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini, giving users more control over AI-generated images. Read more in our articles including "ChatGPT Introduces Group Chats With New Collaboration Tools" and "Canva brings Magic Layers feature to ChatGPT and Gemini".