ChatGPT gets interactive charts and mini-apps for all users with GPT-6

OpenAI rolled out GPT-6 to all ChatGPT users on 7 October, alongside a new feature called Intelligent UI that turns plain text answers into interactive charts, buttons, forms, and mini-apps built directly inside the chat window.

What happened

OpenAI announced that GPT-6 is now rolling out globally in ChatGPT for more than 1.2 billion weekly users. The headline addition is Intelligent UI, which lets ChatGPT choose the best format for each answer. Instead of a block of text, you might get a tappable diagram, a side-by-side comparison, a chart, or a small working tool such as a savings calculator or a simple game.

According to The Decoder, the format adapts automatically. A comparison question produces a side-by-side layout. A complex explanation can become an interactive diagram you click through. A task that needs a calculation can produce a working calculator, all without leaving the chat.

GPT-6 can also respond while it is still working through a problem. OpenAI says this cuts wait times by 44 percent and produced higher scores than its predecessor GPT-5.6 on difficult web searches in internal tests.

Paying customers receive GPT-6 Sol. Free users receive GPT-6 Luna.

What it means for your work

• Reports and summaries you ask ChatGPT to produce can now include charts and visual layouts, not just paragraphs.
• Planning tasks, such as a project timeline or a meal schedule, can appear as visual plans you interact with rather than bullet lists.
• You can ask ChatGPT to build a small tool for a one-off task, such as a cost calculator or a comparison table, and use it immediately inside the chat.
• The model picks the format for you. You do not need to ask for a chart or a form specifically, though you can.
• The Decoder notes that Google shipped a similar feature to its Gemini chatbot in May under the name "Neural Expressive."

What to do now

1. Open ChatGPT on 7 October if you have a paid plan (Plus, Pro, Business or Enterprise). Free and Go users can access it from 8 October.
2. Try a question that usually gives you a long text answer, such as comparing two options, planning a schedule, or explaining a process, to see whether Intelligent UI changes the format.
3. If you want a specific format, such as a chart or a step-by-step interactive guide, ask for it directly. The model will try to match your request.
4. Check whether the interactive elements work on your device. No device limits have been announced, but interactive layouts may look different on a phone than on a desktop.

The biggest practical shift is that ChatGPT now decides how to present information, not just what to say, so the same question can produce a very different-looking answer than it did before.