OpenAI expands GPT-6 to Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise, adding interactive UI elements inside replies.
OpenAI is rolling out GPT-6 to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise, bringing a feature called Intelligent UI. This lets replies include interactive elements like graphics, forms, charts and tappable controls inside the chat. The aim is to speed up complex tasks by letting the model respond while it’s still thinking.
Free or lower-cost Go accounts will get access today via a lighter variant. For everyday users, this could mean easier planning and quicker results within the chat, with interactive elements you can use without switching apps.
OpenAI is rolling out GPT-6 across all major ChatGPT plans, introducing a feature it calls Intelligent UI. This lets ChatGPT replies include interactive elements such as graphics, tappable buttons, forms, charts and other controls right inside the chat. The goal is to make complex tasks easier to understand and complete without leaving the conversation.
GPT-6 is designed to handle everyday chats more smoothly and to generate more visual outputs when it makes sense. For example, you could ask for help planning a dinner and see an interactive ingredient table, plus checklists and follow-up forms to refine the plan. If a text-only answer is better, the model can still reply in plain text.
To speed up longer tasks, GPT-6 can start replying while it’s still thinking, reducing the lag you’d otherwise experience on more involved queries. OpenAI notes the final result can mix text and visuals, depending on what helps you understand the answer best.
The rollout covers ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise first. Free or lower-cost Go accounts will get access to the new model today, powered by GPT-6 Luna instead of the more capable Sol engine used by the paid tiers.
Intelligent UI refers to embedding interactive elements directly in ChatGPT’s replies. Expect charts, calculators, forms, and other controls you can interact with without leaving the chat, useful for planning, comparing options, or quick calculations.
GPT-6 with Intelligent UI is rolling out to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise users worldwide. Free and lower-cost Go accounts will reach the new model today, though they may run on GPT-6 Luna, a lighter variant.
For many readers, the update should feel like a smarter chat partner. Built-in planners, checklists and calculators inside the chat could reduce back-and-forth and limit the number of separate apps you need to open.
OpenAI hasn’t announced a fixed timetable for every region, but the upgrade is global for paid plans and will expand to free accounts over time. If you’re curious whether you’ve got GPT-6 yet, look for an upgrade banner in the ChatGPT app or check your plan details.
A feature that lets ChatGPT replies include interactive elements like graphics, forms, and charts inside the chat.
Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise users get GPT-6 with Intelligent UI first; Free Go accounts will access a lighter variant today.
OpenAI says GPT-6 can answer while it’s still thinking, aiming to cut wait times for complex tasks.
Paid ChatGPT users should see a banner about the upgrade in their apps. Try a multi-step task and note how the interactive elements affect the workflow. Free-plan users will get access later today, so check back in the app.
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