Every update to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Google Search can change how your brand appears in AI-generated answers. We track release notes, API changes and documentation updates across major LLM platforms so you don't have to.
We’ve made several updates to ChatGPT! Here's what's new:
You can now turn off chat history and export your data from the ChatGPT settings. Conversations that are started when chat history is disabled won’t be used to train and improve our models, and won’t appear in the history sidebar.We are deprecating the Legacy (GPT-3.5) model on May 10th. Users will be able to continue their existing conversations with this model, but new messages will use the default model.
Help with codingWhat:Bard can now help you code in over 20 programming languages. When Bard generates Python code, you can also export & test the code directly in Google Colab. Try prompting Bard for help with languages like C++, Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, TypeScript, and even Google Sheets functions.Why:People of all levels of programming experience, from beginners to experienced engineers, can use Bard to help with coding—whether it’s by generating & exporting code, debugging code, or explaining how code works. Use discretion and carefully test and review all code for errors, bugs, and vulnerabilities before relying on it.Adding more variety to draftsWhat:When you view other drafts, you’ll now see a wider range of options that are more distinct from each other.Why:A wider range of more distinct drafts can help expand your creative explorations.
2023.04.21Help with codingWhat: Bard can now help you code in over 20 programming languages. When Bard generates Python code, you can also export and test the code directly in Google Colab. Try prompting Bard for help with languages like C++, Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, TypeScript, and even Google Sheets functions.Why:People of all levels of programming experience, from beginners to experienced engineers, can use Bard to help with coding—whether it’s by generating & exporting code, debugging code, or explaining how code works. Use discretion and carefully test and review all code for errors, bugs, and vulnerabilities before relying on it.Adding more variety to draftsWhat:When you view other drafts, you’ll now see a wider range of options that are more distinct from each other.Why:A wider range of more distinct drafts can help expand your creative explorations.
Welcome to Bard’s inaugural experiment update!Experiment updates pageWhat:We’ve launched anExperiment updatespage to post the latest features, improvements, and bug fixes for the Bard experiment.Why:So that people will have an easy place to see the latest Bard updates for them to test and provide feedback.There’s more when you click “Google it”What:We’ve added additional suggested Search topics when people click “Google it.”Why:People will be able to explore a broader range of interests with more related topics.Updates to Bard’s capabilitiesWhat:We've updated Bard with better capabilities for math and logic.Why:Bard doesn’t always get it right on math and logic prompts and we are working toward higher-quality responses in these areas.
We are announcing experimental support for AI plugins in ChatGPT — tools designed specifically for language models. Plugins can help ChatGPT access up-to-date information, run computations, or use third-party services. You can learn more about plugins here.Today, we will begin extending plugin access to users and developers from our waitlist. The plugins we are rolling out with are:
Browsing: An experimental model that knows when and how to browse the internetCode Interpreter: An experimental ChatGPT model that can use Python, and handles uploads and downloadsThird-party plugins: An experimental model that knows when and how to use external plugins.
You can join the waitlist to try plugins here:
ChatGPT Plugin Waitlist
We are announcing experimental support for AI plugins in ChatGPT — tools designed specifically for language models. Plugins can help ChatGPT access up-to-date information, run computations, or use third-party services. You can learn more about plugins here.
Today, we will begin extending plugin access to users and developers from our waitlist. The plugins we are rolling out with are:
Browsing: An experimental model that knows when and how to browse the internetCode Interpreter: An experimental ChatGPT model that can use Python, and handles uploads and downloadsThird-party plugins: An experimental model that knows when and how to use external plugins.
You can join the waitlist to try plugins here:
ChatGPT Plugin Waitlist
We’re excited to bring GPT-4, our latest model, to our ChatGPT Plus subscribers.GPT-4 has enhanced capabilities in:
Advanced reasoningComplex instructionsMore creativity
To give every Plus subscriber a chance to try the model, we'll dynamically adjust the cap for GPT-4 usage based on demand. You can learn more about GPT-4 here.For this release, there are no updates to free accounts.
We’re excited to bring GPT-4, our latest model, to our ChatGPT Plus subscribers.
GPT-4 has enhanced capabilities in:
Advanced reasoningComplex instructionsMore creativity
To give every Plus subscriber a chance to try the model, we'll dynamically adjust the cap for GPT-4 usage based on demand. You can learn more about GPT-4 here.
For this release, there are no updates to free accounts.
We’ve made several updates to ChatGPT! Here's what's new:
We’ve updated performance of the ChatGPT model on our free plan in order to serve more users.Based on user feedback, we are now defaulting Plus users to a faster version of ChatGPT, formerly known as “Turbo”. We’ll keep the previous version around for a while.We rolled out the ability to purchaseChatGPT Plusinternationally.
As we recently announced, our Plus plan comes with early access to new, experimental features. We are beginning to roll out the ability for Plus users to choose between different versions of ChatGPT:
Default: the standard ChatGPT modelTurbo: optimized for speed (alpha)
Version selection is made easy with a dedicated dropdown menu at the top of the page. Depending on feedback, we may roll out this feature (or just Turbo) to all users soon.
As we recently announced, our Plus plan comes with early access to new, experimental features. We are beginning to roll out a way for Plus users the ability to choose between different versions of ChatGPT:
Default: the standard ChatGPT modelTurbo: optimized for speed (alpha)
Version selection is made easy with a dedicated dropdown menu at the top of the page. Depending on feedback, we may roll out this feature (or just Turbo) to all users soon.
We're excited to announce several updates to ChatGPT! Here's what's new:
We made more improvements to the ChatGPT model! It should be generally better across a wide range of topics and has improved factuality.Stop generating: Based on your feedback, we've added the ability to stop generating ChatGPT's response
We're excited to announce several updates to ChatGPT! Here's what's new:
General performance: Among other improvements, users will notice that ChatGPT is now less likely to refuse to answer questions.Conversation history: You’ll soon be able to view past conversations with ChatGPT, rename your saved conversations and delete the ones you don’t want to keep. We are gradually rolling out this feature.Daily limit: To ensure a high-quality experience for all ChatGPT users, we are experimenting with a daily message cap. If you’re included in this group, you’ll be presented with an option to extend your access by providing feedback to ChatGPT.
To see if you’re using the updated version, look for “ChatGPT Dec 15 Version” at the bottom of the screen.
The LLM Changelog is a live, automated tracker that monitors release notes and documentation updates across the largest AI platforms — including OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Gemini, Perplexity AI, Microsoft Copilot and Google Search. Changes are crawled daily and presented in a single, searchable feed.
Why AI Platform Changes Matter for Brands
When AI models update their training data, adjust ranking signals or change how they cite sources, the brands and products they recommend can shift overnight. An API change to Gemini or a new feature in ChatGPT can alter which businesses get mentioned in millions of AI-generated responses.
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