ChatGPT Plus and Pro subscribers can now automate tasks across Gmail, Slack, and GitHub. The new Work feature lets ChatGPT navigate websites and log in using your password manager. OpenAI cut GPT-5.6 Sol prices by 20 percent for a limited time.
Here are 3 new ChatGPT updates you should know about. First, if you're on Plus or Pro, you can now have tasks trigger when something happens in Gmail, Slack, or GitHub. So when a certain email lands in your inbox, you can have it trigger for ChatGPT to summarize it. Or when something changes in GitHub, you can have it trigger to kick off a workflow. Second, ChatGPT Work can now sign into websites for you on the web without seeing your password. So you could say, go to the DMV and help me replace my driver's license, and ChatGPT can navigate the site, then let you securely sign in with something like your browser's password manager or 1Password, so ChatGPT never actually sees your password. And third, OpenAI just dropped the price of GPT-5.6 Sol by 20% for the next few months. So if you use their most powerful model a lot, especially for heavier work inside of ChatGPT or Codex, it should now cost you a little bit less. Follow me here for more AI news updates and future tech videos.
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