OpenAI is rolling out GPT-6, introducing an 'Intelligent UI' that allows the chatbot to generate interactive elements like charts, buttons, and forms directly within conversations.

OpenAI has begun a global rollout of its new GPT-6 model, which features an 'Intelligent UI' capable of producing interactive responses instead of relying solely on text. The model can now generate graphics, tappable buttons, forms, and charts tailored to user requests. This update is available to all ChatGPT tiers, with different versions of the model assigned based on subscription status.

Interactive Capabilities and Performance

The new Intelligent UI allows ChatGPT to adapt its output format based on the user's needs. For example, the model can create specialized tools like investment calculators, bill-splitting apps, or even recreate retro games such as Snake. OpenAI states that the model can decide when to use visuals and when to stick to text, aiming to make complex topics easier to understand through interactive aids. To improve efficiency, GPT-6 is designed to provide responses while it is still processing information. According to The Decoder, this capability reduces wait times by 44 percent. The model is also trained to deliver information across multiple cohesive messages, allowing for a more fluid interaction.

Tiered Access and Rollout

Access to GPT-6 is tiered based on the user's subscription level. Paying customers on Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans receive access to the 'GPT-6 Sol' version of the model. Users on Free or Go accounts will have access to 'GPT-6 Luna,' which is described as less capable than the Sol version. While Engadget reports that Free and Go users will receive access today, The Decoder notes that the rollout for these tiers follows one day after the initial release for paid subscribers. The Decoder also noted that Google previously introduced a similar feature called 'Neural Expressive' in its Gemini chatbot in May.