I’m 40, aiming to retire around 67, and have what I thought was a pretty solid plan. Here’s what ChatGPT had to say when I let it review my retirement plan.

By using ChatGPT for personal finance, a user improved budgeting, saved ₹12,500, and reduced food delivery costs by 60 per cent. The AI acted like a non-judgmental financial guide, promoting ...

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It also has dedicated apps on iOS and Android. However, OpenAI wants users to be able to make ChatGPT the default. For example, on iOS, ChatGPT is a fallback AI.

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I didn’t want to bounce between half a dozen apps just to get stuff done. ChatGPT, as it turns out, is slowly turning into my super app, and I’m not sure that’s what it was designed for.

ChatGPT's memory feature is now better and capable of referencing past conversations for free accounts. In an update to its support document, OpenAI quietly confirmed that it has rolled out a new ...

The feature let developers connect their ChatGPT Free, Plus, or Pro accounts to their API accounts. OpenAI offered Plus users $5 in API credits to sign in with ChatGPT, and Pro users $50 in API ...

Google is working on a temporary chat feature for Gemini. This feature could be similar to ChatGPT’s Temporary Chats, which give users a blank slate for conversation and doesn’t save any ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman observes that Gen Z uses ChatGPT as a “life advisor,” feeding it extensive personal context for big decisions. This is smart for leveraging AI’s analytical power but ...