OpenAI has launched a new feature called ChatGPT Pulse.
It is designed to give users personalised updates every morning.
Pulse is currently available in preview for Pro users on mobile.
OpenAI has launched a new feature called ChatGPT Pulse, designed to give users personalised updates every morning. Unlike the usual ChatGPT experience, where you have to ask questions, Pulse proactively gathers information and delivers it straight to you.
SurveyPulse is currently available in preview for Pro users on mobile. OpenAI claims that this feature is the “first step toward a more useful ChatGPT that proactively brings you what you need, helping you make more progress so you can get back to your life.”
Each morning, ChatGPT Pulse presents a curated set of updates in visual cards that are easy to scan. These updates can include follow-ups on topics you discuss frequently, tips for quick meals, or next steps toward long-term goals like training for a triathlon. The goal is to provide relevant, timely information so you can act on it without searching for answers yourself.
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The feature works by analysing your chat history, feedback, and even connected apps like Google Calendar and Gmail. When these apps are linked, Pulse can suggest things like drafting meeting agendas, reminding you of birthdays, or offering restaurant recommendations for upcoming trips. These integrations are optional and can be turned on or off at any time.
Users have control over what appears in Pulse. You can curate updates by specifying what topics you want to see, such as a Friday roundup of local events or tips for learning a new skill.
OpenAI also clarifies that the topics shown in Pulse pass through safety checks to avoid showing harmful content that violates the company’s policies.
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While still in preview, Pulse is a step toward a more proactive AI assistant. OpenAI envisions a future where ChatGPT not only answers questions but also researches, plans, and takes helpful actions based on your preferences.
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