ChatGPT can now record meetings and read your Google Drive to answer work questions

OpenAI is rolling out new features to make ChatGPT even more useful for business users. The AI chatbot can now record and summarise meetings, pull information from cloud services like Google Drive and Dropbox, and even help with deep research by connecting to other popular work tools.

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With the latest update, ChatGPT is getting connectors to platforms like Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive and SharePoint. This means it can search through your documents, presentations and other files across these platforms to help answer your work-related questions. These integrations will respect the access controls set by your organisation, so ChatGPT only sees what it’s allowed to. This gives businesses an easy and secure way to use AI without losing control over sensitive files.

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One of the biggest new features is meeting recording and transcription. ChatGPT can now record meetings, write up notes with time-stamped references, and even suggest next steps. ChatGPT can even turn your action items into a Canvas document, which is OpenAI’s tool for writing and coding tasks.

Another upgrade is the ability to do deep research using data from services like HubSpot, Linear, and selected Microsoft and Google tools in beta. ChatGPT can gather information from these platforms along with the web to help users create detailed research reports.

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Workspace admins can also now build custom deep research connectors using Model Context Protocol (MCP) in beta, OpenAI said. “MCP lets you connect proprietary systems and other apps so your team can search, reason, and act on that knowledge alongside web results and pre-built connectors,” the company explained. MCP is available to users on the Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans.

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