My wife has started to use G3mini to make story books for our children to teach them personalized lessons that they really need to learn The results are really incredible She made this one for my daughter We are moving into an entire stage of personalized learning that is

today feels surreal. on the same day i was included in the time100 ai list, we shared internally that i’m transitioning from leading model behavior to begin something new at openai. building the team, discipline, and craft of model behavior over the past couple of years has been

We have updated ChatGPT's personalization page: personality configuration, custom instructions, and memories are now all in one place. Going live over the next couple of days.

ChatGPT Pulse has been a labor of love from a few super talented engineers, designers and product builders. I'm so excited people get to use it starting today. So many worked on it, but special thanks to Andrew Chen rashad, the first two engineers who got this off the ground.

I have one again missed the opportunity to invest in Ajay's company. Which of course means its going to be wildly successful.

Life update: About a month ago I joined OpenAI to work on Search. I’ll miss working with many amazing friends and mentors on G3mini but I’m equally excited to collaborate with Nick Turley, Adam Fry, Cristina Scheau and many others to transform how users access knowledge.

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my quick two cents on the browser: i didn't use codex that much when it was cloud-only. but when it came to my CLI, it became super useful i didn't use agent that much when it was cloud-only. but now it's come to my browser...

tweeting this from chatgpt atlas! very excited about this. this is the single biggest step up for OpenAI in collecting your full context and giving fully personalizable AGI. Context is the limiting factor and as Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 said, the browser is the new operating system. the only

Hope you enjoy using Atlas! This is just v0 of the Agent — it’s only going to get faster and better from here. I usually don't like to brag about my team, but Will Ellsworth 🧑‍🍳 . He has been doing incredible work and growing so fast. OpenAI is one of those rare places

I've seen a few threads lamenting Atlas as "just another Chromium wrapper". Well we think it's a pretty unique Chromium wrapper 😅(more on that soon), but I also wanted to address our choice of Chromium... 🧵

Tune in at 1:20pt to watch our very own Adam Fry talk about ChatGPT Atlas

We published our first set of follow ups to ChatGPT Atlas launch. Click "Update" in Atlas to get them! - text entry for Japan/Korea is fixed - model picker in Ask ChatGPT sidebar - 1password extension is now fixed (thanks for the collab 1Password) - speed bump before deleting

"Last week, an engineer on the Codex team ran Codex for over 60 hours on a single incredibly hard task." – Alexander Embiricos, Codex Product Lead, OpenAI

Can confirm, they are pretty cracked (is that how the kids say it?)

Paper cut fixed! Clicking into the thoughts panel will stop the auto scroll

Okay, looks like this went out in the release notes already (I checked), so... (note: testing models is part of my job and this post is not sponsored by OpenAI in any way): I was invited to alpha test GPT-5.1 Pro alongside experts in robotics, math, immunology, medicine, music,

💬 try group chats! if not for pure fun, for the fresh perspective you'll get on human(s)-ai interaction and interesting group dynamics that might emerge in your group chat (but i think it's pure fun) and then let Keyan Zhang know about them & what could be better!

A genuinely fun and novel way to kickstart your hardest shopping questions. Give it a try!