LLM/AI Changelog

Delegate complex work with Copilot Cowork
[Android, Windows, iOS, Mac, Web]
Copilot Cowork helps you delegate complex work by describing the outcome you need. Cowork gathers context from your emails, meetings, chats, files, and business data, works across tools and systems, and returns completed results.
Details:
What changed:
Copilot Cowork introduces a new way to get work done: delegate an outcome, not just a task. Cowork can understand your goal, gather the right context from your Microsoft 365 data combined with external sources, coordinate work across tools, and complete multi-step actions with your approval. Work remains grounded in your organization's data and governed by existing Microsoft 365 security, privacy, and compliance controls.
Why:
Completing complex work across multiple communication and collaboration tools involves coordinating information from multiple sources, researching context, and completing a series of interconnected steps. Copilot Cowork streamlines this by delivering meaningful outcomes while keeping you informed and in control.
Try this:
Switch from Chat to Cowork in the Copilot app.
Describe the task and outcome you want to achieve, including sources, actions, and deliverables.
Review the plan and progress as Cowork works on your behalf.
Receive completed outputs that are grounded in your organization's work data and reduce manual effort.
Why this matters:
Instead of manually coordinating work across emails, meetings, documents, and applications, users can delegate complex work and focus on higher-value decisions.
Business impact:
Organizations can accelerate work across teams by reducing time spent coordinating, researching, and executing multi-step processes, improving operational efficiency and consistency.
Personal impact:
You save time by delegating tasks without switching between multiple apps, context gathering, and execution needed to deliver results.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Copilot Cowork overview

Vision in Microsoft 365 Copilot can analyze content shared on desktop screen and through mobile camera
[Android, Windows, iOS, Web]
Vision in Microsoft 365 Copilot helps you make faster, more informed decisions by understanding context from what you share on screen or camera. Copilot can analyze visual inputs from shared desktop screens and provide detailed insights about the content. You can also use vision on mobile during a real-time voice session to share your device camera, front or back, and ask questions about what is in front of you. Copilot analyzes the live camera feed or desktop screen in real time and provides spoken, context-aware answers grounded in work and web data.
Roadmap ID:
561037
Details:
What changed:
Copilot now processes live visual data from desktop screen sharing and mobile device cameras during voice sessions. Previously, Copilot relied on text and static data inputs only. Vision interprets the live feed in real time and delivers spoken answers grounded in work and web data, enhancing decision-making.
Why:
Analyzing visual context from screens and cameras accelerates understanding and supports faster, informed decisions without switching apps.
Try this:
Share your desktop screen in a Microsoft 365 Copilot session and ask questions about visible content.
During a voice session on mobile, activate the camera and point it at an object or document.
Ask Copilot questions about the live camera feed and listen to spoken, context-aware answers.
Why this matters:
Real-time visual analysis reduces information gaps and streamlines workflows by integrating visual context into conversations.
Business impact:
Teams can collaborate more effectively with instant insights from shared visual content across devices.
Personal impact:
You gain the ability to quickly understand and act on visual information without manual searching or switching contexts.

New Copilot Notebooks design in the Microsoft 365 Copilot App
[Web]
The new Copilot Notebooks design in the Microsoft 365 Copilot app now lets users organize related chats, output creations, and references into a persistent AI workspace. Copilot uses the Notebook's accumulated context to ground responses, so work continues across sessions instead of starting over each time. While this is the quicker, light-weight Notebooks experience, you can still find the fuller, workspace-forward experience in OneNote.
Roadmap ID:
562662
Details:
What changed:
The Microsoft 365 Copilot app introduces a new Notebooks design. In the Copilot app, users can quickly chat with Copilot, explore references, and create artifacts. The full-featured Notebooks experience remains available in OneNote, while the app offers a lighter, faster version.
Why:
This change improves productivity by preserving conversation context, reducing repetitive input and enabling ongoing work across sessions. It also provides flexibility by offering both a lightweight app experience and a comprehensive OneNote workspace.
Try this:
Open the Microsoft 365 Copilot app.
Create a new Notebook to start organizing related chats and outputs.
Access your Notebook in the app or open it in OneNote for advanced features.
Why this matters:
Maintaining AI context across sessions helps users work more efficiently without losing progress or repeating information.
Business impact:
Teams can collaborate with persistent AI workspaces that improve continuity and reduce time spent reestablishing context.
Personal impact:
You save time by continuing conversations seamlessly and keeping related information organized in one place.

Copilot chat pane available in Microsoft Forms
[Web]
The Copilot chat pane is now built into Microsoft Forms, helping users improve forms and quizzes, draft and send invitations, and analyze responses. Available to Microsoft 365 Copilot licensed business users through the Copilot icon in Forms.
Roadmap ID:
553136
Details:
What changed:
Microsoft Forms now includes the Copilot chat pane with Forms-specific capabilities for recommending improvements, drafting invitations, and analyzing results. Previously, these tasks required manual effort without integrated Copilot support. Available to Microsoft 365 Copilot licensed business users through the Copilot icon in Forms.
Why:
Integrating Copilot capabilities reduces the time and expertise needed to create, distribute, and analyze forms. This streamlines workflows and improves form quality with AI assistance.
Try this:
Open Microsoft Forms and click the 'Copilot' icon.
Ask Copilot to review and suggest improvements for your form.
Use Copilot to make changes to your form or to draft and send invitations to respondents.
Request analysis of form responses through the chat interface.
Why this matters:
This integration simplifies form management by providing AI-powered help directly within Forms, reducing manual tasks.
Business impact:
Teams can create higher-quality forms faster and gain insights without switching tools or requiring specialized skills.
Personal impact:
You save time on form design, distribution, and analysis by using AI assistance within the familiar Forms interface.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Evolving the Copilot experience in Microsoft Forms

Federated Copilot Connectors
[Web]
Microsoft is announcing the General Availability (GA) of federated Copilot connectors for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Federated Copilot connectors enable users to securely connect Copilot to popular third-party sources and retrieve data in real time using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). These connectors do not store or index customer data in Microsoft services; access occurs in real time using the user’s identity, while administrators retain full governance and control through the Microsoft 365 admin center. With GA, federated Copilot connectors will be supported in Researcher, Microsoft 365 Chat, and when editing with Copilot in Excel, enabling users to bring external data directly into their workflows.
Roadmap ID:
501120
Details:
What changed:
Federated Copilot connectors now allow Microsoft 365 Copilot users to connect securely to popular third-party data sources in real time using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Unlike previous methods, these connectors do not store or index customer data in Microsoft services. Administrators maintain full governance and control through the Microsoft 365 admin center. These connectors are supported in Researcher, Microsoft 365 Chat, and when editing with Copilot in Excel.
Why:
This change enhances data security and compliance by ensuring customer data remains within third-party environments and is accessed only with user identity and admin oversight.
Try this:
Open Microsoft 365 Chat, Researcher, or when editing with Copilot in Excel.
Select a federated Copilot connector to connect to a third-party data source.
Retrieve and use real-time data within your workflow.
Why this matters:
Secure real-time data access without storing sensitive information in Microsoft services reduces compliance risks.
Business impact:
Organizations can safely integrate external data into Microsoft 365 workflows while maintaining strict governance controls.
Personal impact:
You can access up-to-date third-party data dir

Pre-setup guides, editability, actionable errors & alerting support available for Connector admins
[Web]
Pre-setup guides, editability, actionable errors & alerting support available for Connector admins.
Roadmap ID:
502529
Details:
What changed:
Connector admins now have access to pre-setup guides that outline configuration steps before deployment. They can edit settings post-setup and receive actionable error messages with alerting support. These improvements enhance troubleshooting and proactive management of Connectors.
Why:
Providing detailed setup guidance and clear error alerts helps admins configure Connectors correctly and resolve issues faster, reducing downtime and misconfigurations.
Try this:
Open the Connector admin portal.
Review the pre-setup guide before configuring a Connector.
Edit Connector settings as needed and monitor alerts for errors.
Why this matters:
Clear guidance and alerts reduce configuration errors and improve Connector reliability.
Business impact:
Admins can maintain Connector health more efficiently, minimizing service interruptions and support tickets.
Personal impact:
You spend less time troubleshooting and more time managing Connectors proactively.

Integrated extensibility experience capability for declarative agents for Microsoft 365 Copilot available in Copilot Chat in classic Outlook for Windows
[Windows]
We added integrated extensibility experience support for declarative agents in Copilot Chat in Outlook. This release note covers availability in classic Outlook for Windows.
Roadmap ID:
481559
Details:
What changed:
Users are now able to customize their Copilot experience in classic Outlook with Declarative Agents through integrated extensibility experience (plugins, adaptive cards, card actions, task modules, etc.), Outlook integrations (mail and calendar actions, enterprise connectors), and additional extensibility provider agent actions and orchestration logic. This now aligns classic Outlook with other Copilot Chat experiences, delivering consistent agent capabilities across platforms.
Why:
Extending agent integrated extensibility experience support to classic Outlook for Windows allows more users to benefit from automated assistance and task management within their familiar email environment leveraging extensibility provider agent actions and orchestration logic.
Try this:
Open classic Outlook for Windows.
Access Copilot Chat from the ribbon or sidebar.
Interact with available Copilot agents to automate tasks or get assistance.
Why this matters:
Bringing agent extensibility support to classic Outlook enhances productivity by integrating automation directly into users' primary email client.
Business impact:
Teams using classic Outlook can leverage Copilot agents through integrated extensibility experience.
Personal impact:
You gain automated assistance within your existing Outlook environment, now leveraging integrated extensibility experience, reducing manual effort, expanding declarative agents' capabilities, and improving efficiency.

Create user-defined custom skills in Copilot in PowerPoint
[Web]
Create user-defined custom skills in Copilot to tailor assistance to your specific presentation needs.
Details:
What changed:
Copilot now supports user-defined custom skills in PowerPoint, allowing users to extend its capabilities with personalized commands and workflows. Previously, Copilot operated only with built-in skills and predefined functions. This update enables customization within Microsoft 365 security and compliance standards.
Why:
Users need more flexibility to automate unique presentation tasks and workflows. Custom skills let users:
Define specific commands suited to their content style.
Automate repetitive or specialized tasks.
Enhance productivity by tailoring Copilot to their needs.
Try this:
Open PowerPoint and access the Copilot pane.
Select 'Create custom skill' to define new commands.
Test your custom skill within your presentation workflow.
Why this matters:
Custom skills let users personalize Copilot to match their unique presentation workflows, reducing manual effort.
Business impact:
Teams can standardize and automate specialized presentation tasks, improving consistency and efficiency.
Personal impact:
You save time by automating repetitive tasks and gain more control over Copilot’s assistance.

Copilot Enhanced Topic Assignment
[Web]
We're upgrading our topic assignment pipeline to be powered by Copilot, delivering significantly improved accuracy in categorizing survey comments into relevant topics.
Roadmap ID:
553224
Details:
What changed:
The topic assignment pipeline in Viva Glint now uses Copilot to categorize survey comments more accurately. Five new topics—Psychological Safety, Artificial Intelligence, Privacy & Data Use, Hybrid Work, and Ethics—are added to the taxonomy. This feature is controlled by the existing Glint Copilot VFAM toggle and applies only to ad-hoc and recurring surveys at launch.
Why:
Enhancing topic assignment with Copilot increases the precision of feedback categorization, helping organizations better understand employee sentiments. Adding new topics reflects evolving workplace priorities and ensures more relevant analysis.
Try this:
Verify that the Glint Copilot VFAM toggle is enabled for your entire organization.
Launch an ad-hoc or recurring survey to collect employee feedback.
Review the assigned topics in survey results, including the new topic categories.
Why this matters:
Accurate topic assignment helps teams identify and address key employee concerns more effectively.
Business impact:
Teams gain clearer insights from survey feedback, enabling more targeted action plans and improved employee engagement strategies.
Personal impact:
You receive more relevant feedback categorizations, reducing manual review time and improving focus on critical issues.

Copilot Analytics - Power user insights in Copilot dashboard
[Web]
Understand who is building a habit using Copilot with the new power user insights in Copilot dashboard
Roadmap ID:
560705
Details:
What changed:
The Copilot dashboard in Microsoft Viva Analytics introduces new power user insights. Previously, habit-building data was limited. Now, administrators can identify users with high Copilot engagement to better support adoption and training.
Why:
Understanding which users actively use Copilot helps organizations tailor support and measure adoption success more effectively.
Try this:
Open the Microsoft Viva Copilot dashboard.
Navigate to the power user insights section.
Review user engagement metrics to identify active Copilot users.
Why this matters:
Identifying power users enables targeted training and support to increase overall Copilot adoption.
Business impact:
Teams gain visibility into Copilot usage patterns, improving change management and user enablement strategies.
Personal impact:
You can focus training efforts on users who will benefit most, accelerating Copilot proficiency.
Additional resources:
Learn:
Connect to the Microsoft Copilot Dashboard for Microsoft 365 customers

Copilot usage snapshot PBI at day level with fresh data
[Web]
A day level Copilot adoption Power BI report reflecting the most recent copilot activity & freshest insights.
Roadmap ID:
561325
Details:
What changed:
The Copilot usage snapshot report in Microsoft Viva now updates at the day level instead of aggregated periods. This change provides latest visibility into Copilot adoption trends and activity. The report refreshes with the latest data daily, improving accuracy and relevance for decision makers monitoring usage patterns.
Why:
More granular daily data helps organizations track Copilot adoption and engagement more precisely. Users can now:
Identify daily usage spikes or drops.
Monitor adoption trends with up-to-date information.
Make timely decisions based on fresh insights.
Try this:
Open the Copilot adoption Power BI report in Microsoft Viva.
Review daily usage metrics and trends.
Use filters to analyze specific time frames or user groups.
Why this matters:
Daily data updates enable more responsive management of Copilot adoption and better alignment with organizational goals.
Business impact:
Teams gain timely insights to adjust training and support strategies based on current Copilot usage patterns.
Personal impact:
You can quickly identify changes in Copilot adoption and respond proactively to organizational needs.

We’re introducing GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna in ChatGPT Work and Codex. These models are separate from the models available in Chat.
Codex desktop keeps the model you selected manually.
Available models and reasoning effort options depend on your plan and workspace settings.
Learn more about ChatGPT Work and Codex.

You can now create interactive flashcards in ChatGPT. Ask for flashcards on a topic you want to learn, or upload your notes and ask ChatGPT to turn them into flashcards.
Tap a card to flip it, then select ✔️ if you know the answer or ❌ to practice it again later. Shuffle your cards to practice in a different order.
Flashcards are automatically saved in your library. To practice again, open them there or ask ChatGPT to review them back.
Available on mobile and web for all ChatGPT plans.

- **Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS and Gemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS generally available
(GA)** : Released our next-generation text-to-speech (TTS) audio models and
the Gemini API Voices endpoint (`/v1beta/voices`):

- **[Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash-tts)
(`gemini-3.8-flash-tts`)**: Flagship creative TTS model engineered for studio-grade voice fidelity, nuanced acting, regional dialects, and long-form multi-turn stability.
- **[Gemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-flash-lite-tts)
(`gemini-3.8-flash-lite-tts`)** : Fast, cost-efficient TTS model built to replace `gemini-3.1-flash-tts-preview` for high-throughput production and real-time voice agent cascades.
- **[Voice design](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/voice-design),
[Voice replication](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/voice-replication), and the
[Extended Voice Library](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/speech-generation#voice-library)**: Create persistent custom vocal personas from text prompts, replicate voices with consent verification, and query 150+ prebuilt and custom voices.

See the [Text-to-speech guide](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/speech-generation) to get
started.

Privacy Center is rolling out to signed-in ChatGPT Free, Go, Plus, and Pro users. It brings together information about chat privacy, memory, personalization, data use, connected apps, and account security, with links to the settings that manage them. Your privacy controls remain in ChatGPT Settings.
On the web, open your account menu, select Help, then select Privacy Center. On mobile, open Settings, then select Privacy Center on iOS or Privacy center on Android. Available options depend on your plan, region, and workspace settings.
Learn more:Privacy Center in ChatGPT

- **Gemini 2.5 models access update**: To ensure reliable performance for everyone, we are limiting access to the 2.5 models to users who have actively used them in the past. These models are not deprecated and will continue to be served until further notice through the API. For any new projects, use our latest models: 3.5 Flash-Lite or 3.8 Flash. This helps us maintain sufficient capacity for both ongoing legacy workflows and new applications.

ChatGPT is now available in Microsoft Word. You can draft from notes, summarize a document, revise selected text, and adjust headings and formatting from the ChatGPT sidebar. Word joins Excel and PowerPoint through the same Microsoft add-in.
ChatGPT for Word is available on all ChatGPT plans, including Free. Your plan’s token limits apply, and Word draws from the shared usage allowance for Codex and other premium features on plans that include it.
To get started, install the ChatGPT add-in fromMicrosoft Marketplace, open ChatGPT in Word, and sign in.

You can now connect multiple accounts to plugins in ChatGPT, expanding support beyond Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts. Bring your personal and work accounts into the same conversation, so ChatGPT can help you find information and get things done across your personal and work accounts. Available on all ChatGPT plans across web, mobile, and desktop.

- **Antigravity Agent 09-2026** : Released `antigravity-preview-09-2026`,
which replaces and deprecates `antigravity-preview-05-2026`.

If you run on a remote sandbox (`environment: "remote"`) and read only
`output_text` or `model_output` steps, update the agent string and nothing
else changes.

If you run tools locally (`local_environment`) or parse `function_call`
steps, the built-in tools changed. Parameters use PascalCase instead of
snake_case, and file edits use line-range replacements instead of full
rewrites.

| Capability | 05-2026 | 09-2026 |
|---|---|---|
| File creation | `write_file(path, content)` | `write_to_file(TargetFile, CodeContent, Overwrite, Description)` |
| File editing | `write_file(path, content)`, full rewrite | `replace_file_content(TargetFile, StartLine, EndLine, TargetContent, ReplacementContent)` |
| File reading | `read_file(path, offset, limit)`, byte offsets | `view_file(AbsolutePath, StartLine, EndLine, ContentOffset)` |
| Directory listing | `list_files(path)` | `list_dir(DirectoryPath)` |
| File and code search | None, agents used shell commands | `find_by_name(SearchDirectory, Pattern, MaxDepth)` and `grep_search(SearchPath, Query, IsRegex)` |
| Shell execution | `code_execution(command, timeout_seconds)` | Unchanged |
| Web search | `google_search(queries)` | Unchanged |

See the [Antigravity Agent](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/antigravity-agent) guide.
`antigravity-preview-05-2026` shuts down on October 5, 2026, tracked on the
[deprecations](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations#managed-agents) page.

We're rolling out a new Claude experience that makes everything Claude Cowork does available from any conversation. Ask a quick question or hand Claude a bigger task, like a report, spreadsheet, or presentation, without choosing a mode first. Your chats, Cowork tasks, projects, connectors, and skills carry over. The new experience is rolling out gradually to Pro and Max plans on web, desktop, and mobile. Learn more inClaude Cowork and chat are one Claude.

You can now ask for a design, deck, or document in any conversation with Claude, including in Claude Code and theArtifactstab, and edit it with Claude or directly as you work. Claude Design works inside your conversations with all of its features, including on-canvas editing and importing your design system. Claude Slides gives presentations their own starting point, and Claude Docs is a new way to write living documents with Claude and your team. Artifacts, including Claude Design, Claude Slides, and Claude Docs, are available on every plan, including Free. On Enterprise plans, Claude Design, Claude Slides, and Claude Docs are in beta and off by default until an owner turns them on. Learn more inWhat are artifacts and how do I use them?andGet started with Claude Docs.

We've launched Salesforce in Claude, a plugin that brings a seller’s accounts, opportunities, and pipeline into Claude with 37 pre-built sales skills. Prep a call, review a deal, create a pipeline dashboard, and send your forecast all from Claude. It’s now available in beta on all paid plans for organizations Salesforce approves through its beta sign-up. For more information, see our blog post:Bringing Salesforce into Claude.

- **Gemini 3.8 Live and Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking generally available
(GA)**: Released two new audio-to-audio models for real-time voice
applications using the Live API:

- **Gemini 3.8 Live** ([`gemini-3.8-live`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-live)): The default option for most low-latency voice agent experiences and real-time dialogue without reasoning delays. Features interleaved reasoning, default asynchronous function calling, and full session client content updates.
- **Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking** ([`gemini-3.8-live-extended-thinking`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/gemini-3.8-live-extended-thinking)): High-reasoning audio-to-audio model supporting background reasoning during live audio interactions, recommended when higher background reasoning is required.

To get started, see the [Live API guide](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/live-api), the
[Capabilities guide](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/live-api/capabilities), and the
[Thinking guide](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/live-api/thinking).

For new Health plugin connections, ChatGPT will now default to each user’s global plugins permissions setting.
If you make no changes to your Plugins settings, the default permission setting is “Allow low-risk actions.” This means that once you’ve connected your information in Health, ChatGPT can use it when relevant without asking for permission each time, unless you are attempting a sensitive action, such as asking ChatGPT to email a training plan based on your data to a running partner. This change reflects what we’ve seen from users: more than 70% of Health users already choose to allow ChatGPT to use data connected in Health without asking for permission each time.
You can change your Health permissions anytime inSettings → Plugins → Health.Learn moreabout how we keep Health data private and secure.

We’re retiring automatic switching fromInstanttoThinking(reasoning) for ChatGPT Plus and Pro users globally. You can still select an available option in the model picker to give ChatGPT more time to think or reason.We’re also removing theHigher intelligencesetting from ChatGPT on the web for these plans. ChatGPT can still switch automatically for safety purposes.For more information, see:GPT-5.6 and GPT-6 Pro in ChatGPT.

We’ve launched smart reports, which analyze how a team uses Claude and report on the work getting done, what it costs, where sessions run into friction, and which repeated patterns are worth packaging as shared skills. Smart reports are available in beta on Claude Enterprise plans. Learn more inGet started with smart reports.

The Data plugin helps you analyze connected business data in ChatGPT Work and Codex. Ask a business question, investigate changes, or create an interactive dashboard or report. You can refine the analysis with follow-up questions and bring in your team’s metric definitions and other business context.To get started, install Data from the plugin directory, then start a conversation with@Data. Connected sources may require setup or authorization, and queries use your connected account’s existing permissions.Learn more.

Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint now join Google Drive in ChatGPT Library. Once connected, you can browse and search available files and folders, then add the files you need to a conversation through Add from Library or @mentions—without uploading them again. You can review supported file previews beside the conversation and follow citations back to the source as you work.When you’re working with a file, you can now keep Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint files open beside the conversation while asking ChatGPT to summarize, analyze, compare, or create something new from them. You can also select a folder and ask ChatGPT to work across the files it contains. Your content stays connected to their original source, so it’s easy to return to the original.
Availability
Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint integrations are now rolling out to Go, Plus, Pro, Business, Edu, Healthcare and Enterprise users on the web in both Chat and Work. Existing file permissions and workspace controls apply. Mobile support will follow.
Rolling out to Plus, Pro, Enterprise, Edu, Healthcare and Business users on the web in both the Chat and Work toggles. Mobile support will follow.

ChatGPT Voice can now use GPT-5.6 or GPT-6 Astra when it needs to search or reason through harder questions. Choose your model and reasoning effort using the same controls as text chat. Available models and their usage limits depend on your plan.
We’re also simplifying GPT-Live daily usage limits:
Go: Up to 3 hours with GPT-Live-1 mini, replacing GPT-Live-1 access.Plus: Up to 3 hours with GPT-Live-1.Pro ($100/month): Up to 15 hours with GPT-Live-1.Pro ($200/month): Unlimited GPT-Live-1 usage.
Plus and Pro no longer switch to GPT-Live mini after reaching a Voice limit.
With these updates, the separate Instant/Medium/High Voice intelligence levels are deprecated.
Learn more:https://help.openai.com/en/articles/20001274-chatgpt-voice

Library sharing lets you share files and folders in ChatGPT, choose who can access them, and work with shared content directly in your conversations.
What’s new
Share with specific people.Invite recipients and assign Viewer or Editor access.Share across your workspace.Make content available to everyone in your workspace.Manage access.Review who has access, change permissions, or remove access from the sharing dialog.Find and use shared content.Access items inShared with meand use shared files in conversations with ChatGPT.
Shared folders and ownership
Files uploaded to a shared folder belong to the folder’s owner. The person who uploaded each file is still recorded.
If you upload a file to someone else’s shared folder and they later remove your folder access, the file stays in their folder and you lose access to it.

ChatGPT Images 2.5 brings sharper details, more precise editing, and faster image generation. We’re also introducing new ways to create and share:
Start from a template.Open Images → Templates, choose a template, and customize the details. ChatGPT may ask follow-up questions to help refine your request.Turn a sketch into an image.On mobile, type@in the message box and selectSketch. Draw your idea, then describe the image you want to create.Edit and comment.On mobile, open a generated image full-screen to edit it or add comments to tell ChatGPT what you’d like to change..Share a prompt.Share the prompt for a generated image so others can create their own version.
Some users will also see animated dots and a Snake game while images are generated. The loading experience varies by platform and rollout; Snake isn’t available in Work mode.
Templates are not yet available in Work mode. Existing image-generation limits are unchanged.
Learn more about Images in ChatGPT.

What
: Added documentation about
regional differences in Search experience
,
which includes information about search experiences available in
certain countries, such as aggregator units, supplier units, and carousels.
Why
: To help publishers, businesses, and aggregators learn about the different
regional search features available and understand the eligibility criteria and how
to participate.

- **Lyria 3.5 in public preview**: Released the next generation of Google's music
generation models:

- [`lyria-3.5-clip-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/lyria-3.5-clip-preview): Optimized for 30-second clips, loops, and rapid experimentation.
- [`lyria-3.5-pro-preview`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/lyria-3.5-pro-preview): Full-length song generation with improved musical coherence, natural vocals, and fine-grained duration and structural control.

Both models support text and image inputs and generate high-fidelity 44.1 kHz
stereo audio. See the [Music generation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/music-generation)
guide for details and code samples.

- **Lyria 3.5 generally available (GA)**: Released the next generation of
Google's music generation model:

- [`lyria-3.5`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/lyria-3.5): Full-length song generation with improved musical coherence, natural vocals, and fine-grained duration and structural control.

The model supports text and image inputs and generates high-fidelity 44.1 kHz
stereo audio. See the [Music generation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/music-generation)
guide for details and code samples.

- **Lyria 3.5 in public preview**: Released the next generation of Google's music
generation model:

- [`lyria-3.5`](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models/lyria-3.5): Full-length song generation with improved musical coherence, natural vocals, and fine-grained duration and structural control.

The model supports text and image inputs and generates high-fidelity 44.1 kHz
stereo audio. See the [Music generation](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/music-generation)
guide for details and code samples.

Today, we added the Zendesk and OneNote plugins in the Plugin directory. The Zendesk plugin helps teams review support tickets and customer history, find relevant knowledge, and prepare replies in ChatGPT and Codex. Members connect their own Zendesk accounts to work with the support information they can access.
The OneNote plugin helps you find and summarize notes, gather decisions and action items, and create or update notes through supported actions in ChatGPT and Codex.
Read more:Zendesk Plugin,OneNote Plugin.

Eligible Site owners can now share a live ChatGPT Site with named people outside their workspace, without making the Site public. External viewers can use the shared Site but cannot edit or publish it.To share, open the Site, selectShare, enter the recipient’s email, and save their viewer access. The recipient signs in with the account that was granted access. You can review or remove viewers in the Site’s sharing controls. Learn more inCreating and managing ChatGPT Sites.

Eligible ChatGPT for Clinicians users in the United States can now use Healthcare Public Data in ChatGPT. The plugin brings together nine apps for searching public healthcare sources, including biomedical research, clinical trials, medication information, Medicare data, and provider records.To get started, install the plugin from thePlugin directory, then connect the apps you want to use. These apps are read-only and do not access patient charts. Do not include protected health information in searches sent to public sources.For details, see:Using Healthcare Public Data in ChatGPT and Codex.

- **Agentic video understanding**: Released agentic video understanding for
Gemini 3.7 Flash, 3.6 Flash, and 3.5 Flash-Lite across the Interactions and
GenerateContent APIs. The model dynamically navigates video timelines,
requesting transcripts, frames, or audio tracks on demand. This approach uses
up to 88% fewer tokens for long-form content compared to static processing.

To get started, see the
[Agentic video understanding](https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/video-understanding#agentic-video-understanding) guide.

Turn an idea or a photo into a set of stickers you can use in your messages.
Start with a prompt or template.Ask ChatGPT to make a sticker pack, or choose a sticker template from the home screen or Images.Share your stickers in messaging apps.Download your pack or add it to iMessage or WhatsApp on supported devices.
Available to all ChatGPT users on mobile globally. Update the ChatGPT app to see the new experience.

Content from a Live voice conversation can now appear on your iPhone’s Lock Screen and, on iPhones with Dynamic Island, in the Dynamic Island.
Follow along outside the app.Live Activities can show content from your voice conversation while you use another app or your phone is locked.
To continue a Voice conversation outside ChatGPT, turn on Background conversations in Settings → Voice.
Learn more about ChatGPT Voice.

ChatGPT Work and Codex can now use tools that supported websites provide directly in the desktop app’s built-in browser.
Work directly with a website’s tools.ChatGPT can discover tools for your task without a separate connection. Select the arrow in the address bar to see the tools a page provides.
Site tools use WebMCP and require a supported account, model, and webpage. They are available in the built-in desktop browser, not through the Chrome extension. Existing website-access and sensitive-action confirmations still apply.
Learn more about site tools.

The ChatGPT browser extension now supports Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi.
Bring your browser into Work and Codex.Mention open tabs to use them as context, or ask ChatGPT to complete a browser task from the desktop app.
Side chat is available in Edge, Brave, and Vivaldi. Opera supports tab mentions and browser control, but not side chat. Update the desktop app before setup; availability depends on your workspace settings.
Set up the ChatGPT browser extension.

You can now connect multiple accounts for Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts plugins in ChatGPT, bringing your personal and work accounts into the same conversation. Ask ChatGPT to check your calendars together when planning your day or find emails across your connected inboxes.
Available globally on supported Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans across web, desktop, iOS, and Android.