OpenAI's ChatGPT Now Builds Interactive Charts and Forms

OpenAI just made ChatGPT more useful for everyday tasks. On October 7, it started rolling out a new feature called GPT-6 Intelligent UI. This means when you ask ChatGPT a question, it can respond with interactive charts, forms, and calculators instead of just text. For example, if you're comparing budgets, you can change a number and see the result update instantly—no need to type a new question each time. It's like having a spreadsheet inside your chat.

The rollout began for Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, with Free and Go getting it starting October 8. It works on the web and updated apps, but not on older desktop apps or when using Pro thinking effort. OpenAI says GPT-6 can even start answering while it's still thinking, which makes responses feel faster. They claim it starts replying 44% sooner on web search questions compared to the previous version. But that's just the start of the answer, not the whole thing.

This could save you time when you're researching products, planning a trip, or comparing costs. Instead of going back and forth, you can explore different scenarios in one place. However, there's a catch: not every question will get an interactive response, and the information might not always be accurate. You should double-check numbers and calculations, especially for important decisions. Also, be careful about sharing sensitive info—follow your company's rules.

Overall, this update makes ChatGPT more like a hands-on tool and less like a simple chatbot. It's a step toward AI that helps you do things, not just talk. While it's still early and has limits, it could change how you use ChatGPT for work and daily life.