OpenAI has started testing group chats in ChatGPT, a new feature that lets people work together in one shared conversation. The pilot rollout is now live in Japan, Taiwan, New Zealand, and South Korea, with more regions set to follow. While the Philippines is not part of the first rollout, Filipino users may still access the feature once OpenAI expands availability based on early feedback from the pilot countries. The new group chat feature lets users talk, share ideas, or plan tasks together inside ChatGPT. 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. The surge now comes from agentic AI, semi-autonomous programs that browse and fetch pages for assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini. Read more in our articles including "ChatGPT Introduces Group Chats With New Collaboration Tools" and "GCash brings Tech Leaders together for iGnite 2026".
OpenAI has started testing group chats in ChatGPT, a new feature that lets people work together in one shared conversation. The pilot rollout is now live in Japan, Taiwan, New Zealand, and South Korea, with more regions set to follow.
While the Philippines is not part of the first rollout, Filipino users may still access the feature once OpenAI expands availability based on early feedback from the pilot countries. The new group chat feature lets users talk, share ideas, or plan tasks together inside ChatGPT. ChatGPT responds in group chats using its 5.1 Auto system, which selects the best model available to the user it’s replying to.
Our coverage of ChatGPT rollout includes: "ChatGPT Introduces Group Chats With New Collaboration Tools"; "GCash brings Tech Leaders together for iGnite 2026"; "Google’s NotebookLM rebrands to Gemini Notebook". Each article provides unique insights and information.