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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Library for storing personal files

📚 OpenAI has begun rolling out a new ChatGPT Library feature that stores personal files and images in its cloud so they can be referenced in future chats. The feature is available to Plus, Pro, and Business subscribers worldwide except in the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Files uploaded in chats or via the composer are saved by default to a secure, dedicated location and remain in the Library until manually deleted; deleting a chat does not remove the stored file.
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OpenAI: ChatGPT Ads Limited to US for Now, Says Company

ℹ️ OpenAI told BleepingComputer that references to ads in its updated privacy policy do not indicate a global rollout — ads are currently limited to the United States. Ads launched in the US on February 9, 2026, and appear below answers for logged-in Free and Go users. OpenAI says ads run on separate systems, are clearly labeled, may be personalized, and that advertisers do not access chat content.
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OpenAI Begins Ads Rollout in ChatGPT, Assures Privacy

🛈 OpenAI is rolling out a full-screen onboarding experience for ads in ChatGPT on Android, assuring users that sponsored content will be clearly labeled and separated from model answers. The company says ads will not change responses and that it will not sell personal data to advertisers, though current chats may influence which sponsored message appears. Users can hide or report ads, ask ChatGPT about an ad, and manage ad-related data via a new Ads controls setting; paid tiers are exempt.
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OpenAI to retire GPT-4o and legacy models from ChatGPT

🔔 OpenAI said it will retire the popular GPT-4o model on February 13, 2026, along with several other models, including GPT-5 Instant, GPT-5 Thinking, GPT-4.1, and o4-mini. The company said the move follows the rise of GPT-5.2, which it now regards as meeting expectations for capability and safety. OpenAI introduced a Personality feature to help users replicate aspects of GPT-4o’s warmer, conversational style, and said API behavior is unchanged at this time.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Ad Rates Match Live NFL Broadcasts

📺 OpenAI will begin showing ads in ChatGPT responses for U.S. users on the free tier and the $8 Go plan, placing sponsored content beneath AI answers. A report says OpenAI plans to charge up to $60 per 1,000 views — a CPM comparable to live NFL broadcasts — while not disclosing detailed click data. OpenAI says ads won’t use personal health data for training and will not alter answers. Ads roll out in the coming weeks; subscribing to $20 GPT Plus removes them.
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ChatGPT temporary chat gains personalization option

🛠️OpenAI is testing an update to ChatGPT’s Temporary Chat that lets temporary sessions retain personalization—such as memory cues, chat history signals, and preferred style or tone—while keeping the conversation isolated from your account. The mode remains temporary, can be turned off, and OpenAI may retain a copy for up to 30 days for safety. Start it by opening a new chat and selecting the “Temporary” pill in the top-right corner.
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Children and Chatbots: What Parents Need to Know Now

🤖 As AI chatbots such as ChatGPT become common in children’s lives, parents face growing safety, privacy and developmental concerns. Young people may use bots for homework, advice or companionship, which can lead to overreliance, social withdrawal, exposure to inappropriate material and convincing misinformation (so-called hallucinations). Providers implement guardrails, but age verification and enforcement are inconsistent and evolving more slowly than the technology. Parents are advised to combine open conversations, clear usage limits and app-level parental controls to reduce harm and protect sensitive data.
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Google: Gemini Won't Have Ads for Now as ChatGPT Tests Ads

📰 Google says Gemini will not include ads for now, a stance confirmed by DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis at the Davos Economic Forum. Google AI leadership reiterated that it currently does not plan to monetize Gemini with advertising, although the company did not rule out future changes. Meanwhile, OpenAI has begun testing ads in ChatGPT in the U.S. for Free and Go users, with paid tiers expected to remain ad-free.
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OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT age-prediction model globally

🛡️ OpenAI has introduced an age-prediction model in ChatGPT that analyzes conversation topics and usage patterns to infer whether a user is a teen or an adult and apply safety-related content restrictions. The system can err and may sometimes flag adults as teens; users 18+ who are mistakenly restricted can complete an age verification flow through the partner Persona, which may require a live selfie and a government-issued ID. Persona reportedly deletes verification material within seven days, and confirmed adults will have the extra safety settings removed after verification.
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AI Search and Advertising: Risks of Consumer Manipulation

🧭 OpenAI’s launches of ChatGPT Search and the ChatGPT Atlas browser mark a pivot toward monetizing user attention through advertising. The essay warns this trajectory risks reproducing the ad-driven incentives of search incumbents like Google, enabling conversational AI to influence purchases, opinions, and online behavior more subtly and effectively than traditional ads. Schneier urges caution, greater consumer data control, and public-policy responses to protect trust.
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ChatGPT Go Unlocks Unlimited Access to GPT-5.2 Instant

⚡ ChatGPT Go has expanded its limits and now provides unlimited access to GPT‑5.2 Instant for an $8 monthly fee, offering more messages, uploads, image creation, and longer memory and context windows. The plan is positioned as a lower-cost alternative to ChatGPT Plus, though it is locked to GPT‑5.2 Instant and lacks the higher reasoning capabilities available in Plus. A higher-tier ChatGPT Pro option is also available at $200/month. Subscribers who want an ad-free experience still must choose Plus or Pro.
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OpenAI Offers One-Month Free ChatGPT Plus Subscription

🔔 OpenAI is offering a free one-month trial of ChatGPT Plus, normally $20/month, through a limited-time promotion available to many accounts. The offer can be activated now and canceled anytime before it auto-renews, so users who want to avoid charges must cancel before the end of the month. Plus provides higher message and file limits, expanded memory, and longer context windows than the free or Go tiers. OpenAI also plans to introduce ads into the Free and Go tiers in the coming weeks.
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OpenAI Hostname Suggests New ChatGPT Feature 'Sonata'

🎵 OpenAI has started using new hostnames—sonata.openai.com and sonata.api.openai.com—spotted on 15–16 January 2026, suggesting work on a service codenamed Sonata. A new subdomain typically signals a web-facing product, internal tool, or API, but the codename alone doesn't confirm functionality. OpenAI recently improved ChatGPT's reference chat history retrieval and expanded dictation, which could align with audio or transcription enhancements.
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OpenAI leak reveals new ChatGPT features in testing

🔍 OpenAI is internally testing a web update for ChatGPT that it plans to roll out gradually in the coming weeks. Leaked references highlight a new task-oriented feature codenamed Salute, an "is model preferred" flag intended to improve local business and map results, and a secure tunnel option for MCP servers. The company is also trialing inline editable code and math blocks to expand the existing formatting block functionality. Collectively, these changes aim to streamline file-based workflows, enhance location-specific answers, and simplify secure enterprise connectivity.
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OpenAI to Test Ads in ChatGPT for U.S. Adult Users

📰 OpenAI said it will begin showing ads in ChatGPT to logged-in adult U.S. users in both the free and ChatGPT Go tiers in the coming weeks, with ads appearing at the bottom of conversations. The company emphasized that ads will be clearly labeled, will not influence chatbot responses, and that user conversations will not be sold to advertisers. Users can dismiss ads and opt out of personalization, while paid tiers (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise) will remain ad-free.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Go worldwide at $8 with ads

🔔 OpenAI has rolled out the $8 ChatGPT Go subscription globally, offering users 10× more messages, increased file uploads, expanded image creation, longer memory, and a larger context window than the free tier. Go provides access to the latest GPT-5.2 Instant but does not include the higher-tier "reasoning" models reserved for paid plans. The Go tier displays ads; upgrading to GPT Plus ($20) or GPT Pro ($200) removes them and restores advanced model access.
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OpenAI to Add ChatGPT Ads, Says They Won't Influence Answers

📰 OpenAI confirmed that ChatGPT will begin showing ads inside answers in the coming weeks, likely displayed at the bottom and clearly labeled. Ads will appear only to free account holders and the ChatGPT Go tier; Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise subscribers will not see them. The company says ads will not influence responses, advertisers will not receive conversation data, and users can control or delete ad-related data. Ads will also be excluded from chats on sensitive topics such as health, mental health, and politics.
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ChatGPT improves chat-history search for Plus/Pro users

🔍 OpenAI is rolling out an upgrade to ChatGPT that improves chat-history search and recall. The new reference chat history option lets ChatGPT more reliably find details from past conversations and marks any past chat used to answer queries as a source you can open and review. The feature is currently rolling out to Plus and Pro subscribers. OpenAI also updated personality controls and improved dictation accuracy for all logged-in users.
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ChatGPT's Upcoming Cross-Platform Feature Agora Spotted

🔍 OpenAI is internally testing a feature codenamed Agora, with references appearing in its web, Android, and iOS apps. The clues point to a potential cross-platform capability — possibly a unified client, a social or group interaction layer (reflecting the Greek meaning of 'agora'), or a communications feature that may leverage agora.ai's audio/video SDK. Observers also link the work to OpenAI's hardware experiments, and a recent update improved ChatGPT's dictation accuracy for logged-in users.
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