OpenAI wants more users to come forward and pay for its premium subscriptions. This might be one main reason why the world-famous AI tool is offering great features to those who have signed up for a little extra.
The latest on this front is an offering where users can ask the AI assistant to schedule reminders. The same is the case for any cases that reoccur. This arrives in the form of a new beta request dubbed Tasks which will launch to the ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team located around the globe.
The new offering means users get the chance to organize reminders with the AI tool including those related to simple everyday tasks. They can even enable the chatbot to follow up through push alerts, no matter which app was used to perform the tasks.
The AI giant says anyone tired of repeating themselves with recurring requests on the tool can do so by scheduling repeated tasks. For instance, you can ask ChatGPT to provide you with weekend plans depending on where you’re currently located.
The latest feature seems to be the company’s plan to enable AI agents to work independently. As per the CEO, 2025 will be all about breakthroughs in AI. If that was not enough, he even claimed that this might be also when he would be adding them to the company’s own workforce to get things done.
This feature might be quite similar to what Alexa and Siri seem to be giving its users and it appears that OpenAI is heading in that same direction. These scheduled requests for more information are very independent in nature and unique in identity.
They portray some very exciting new capabilities that former digital assistants weren’t capable of. Users get the chance to access them by clicking on 4o scheduled tasks through dropdown menus on the tool. This is where they can roll out messages informing the AI assistant which actions they’d like to create.
You might even see some suggestions related to specific tasks depending on former chats. Users get the opportunity to manage commands by chatting with their assistant on any app or even by using the tasks manager that’s found on the web version of the AI tool.
Through this latest feature, the tool could browse the internet on a fixed schedule. It won’t run any extended searches inside the background. However, you can’t ask it to make purchases on your behalf.
The feature may not seem groundbreaking, considering similar capabilities offered by services like IFTTT and Make.com for some time. However, this addition is a welcome enhancement for ChatGPT users. It highlights OpenAI’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of automated systems, marking an exciting step forward in expanding the practical capabilities of AI tools.
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The latest on this front is an offering where users can ask the AI assistant to schedule reminders. The same is the case for any cases that reoccur. This arrives in the form of a new beta request dubbed Tasks which will launch to the ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team located around the globe.
The new offering means users get the chance to organize reminders with the AI tool including those related to simple everyday tasks. They can even enable the chatbot to follow up through push alerts, no matter which app was used to perform the tasks.
The AI giant says anyone tired of repeating themselves with recurring requests on the tool can do so by scheduling repeated tasks. For instance, you can ask ChatGPT to provide you with weekend plans depending on where you’re currently located.
The latest feature seems to be the company’s plan to enable AI agents to work independently. As per the CEO, 2025 will be all about breakthroughs in AI. If that was not enough, he even claimed that this might be also when he would be adding them to the company’s own workforce to get things done.
This feature might be quite similar to what Alexa and Siri seem to be giving its users and it appears that OpenAI is heading in that same direction. These scheduled requests for more information are very independent in nature and unique in identity.
They portray some very exciting new capabilities that former digital assistants weren’t capable of. Users get the chance to access them by clicking on 4o scheduled tasks through dropdown menus on the tool. This is where they can roll out messages informing the AI assistant which actions they’d like to create.
You might even see some suggestions related to specific tasks depending on former chats. Users get the opportunity to manage commands by chatting with their assistant on any app or even by using the tasks manager that’s found on the web version of the AI tool.
Through this latest feature, the tool could browse the internet on a fixed schedule. It won’t run any extended searches inside the background. However, you can’t ask it to make purchases on your behalf.
The feature may not seem groundbreaking, considering similar capabilities offered by services like IFTTT and Make.com for some time. However, this addition is a welcome enhancement for ChatGPT users. It highlights OpenAI’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of automated systems, marking an exciting step forward in expanding the practical capabilities of AI tools.
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