ChatGPT Space is a shared hub for work projects and personal AI agents

ChatGPT is coming to Slack and Microsoft Teams too. ChatGPT Space is a shared hub for work projects and personal AI agents. Coworkers will be able to set up ChatGPT Spaces, where they, ChatGPT and Dots ( new personal AI agents OpenAI is offering up) can tap into shared information.

The company says users can keep files that they and their colleagues upload — as well as what they generate using ChatGPT — organized in a team space to make it easy to find what they need. This feature will be available for those on OpenAI’s Pro, Business and Enterprise plans, first on the ChatGPT desktop app and the web before arriving on mobile. Aligned with that, a plugin for meetings can take notes and generate summaries (including action items), and add those to a space.

The tool deletes the audio that it captured once the notes are generated. Perhaps to ward off concerns that OpenAI might use files uploaded to Spaces (which may well contain sensitive information) for training purposes, the company says its Private Intelligence system "helps businesses use frontier AI with greater confidence that their data is protected." In addition, ChatGPT will be available on Slack and Microsoft Teams for those on Business and Enterprise plans.

The returning tier gets new usage math as an even pricier option surfaces. ChatGPT’s $200 Pro plan is finally coming back, but OpenAI is changing the deal.

ChatGPT’s $200 Pro plan is finally coming back. ChatGPT’s $200 Pro plan is finally coming back, but OpenAI is changing the deal The returning tier gets new usage math as an even pricier option surfaces.

The returning plan offers about half the previous API-dollar allowance, though OpenAI says cheaper models and the removal of the five-hour cap should offset it. Meanwhile, an unannounced $500/month ChatGPT Pro Max tier has surfaced, promising the “Fastest Work and Codex” as a key perk.

For nearly three weeks, anyone who wanted ChatGPT’s most expensive individual plan had to wait on the sidelines. OpenAI paused new sign-ups for its $200 Pro tier on September 10 after record-setting demand for GPT-6 Astra, leaving the $100 Pro option as the highest plan newcomers could actually buy.

That wait is about to end, but the returning $200 plan won’t work exactly like the one that disappeared. OpenAI’s Thibault “Tibo” Sottiaux says new subscriptions to the $200 Pro plan will reopen on September 30.