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Fresh off announcing a ChatGPT ad rollout in 31 countries, the AI platform is rolling out a redesigned campaign onboarding experience for advertisers launching new campaigns.

Once upon a time, I was the editor-in-chief of a corrupt publication. I didn’t know it when I took the job, but within days of starting my new role, the secrets began pouring out: The product review articles were fake, the CEO didn’t care that his business practices were illegal, and the writers were all…

Say you’re on the free plan and you ask ChatGPT to help you pick a mattress. An ad may turn up next to the answer, and it got there because of what you just asked about, plus your rough location and whatever device you’re on. What ChatGPT remembers about you from earlier chats doesn’t come…

Choose Claude Pro when repository coding and patch quality are the priority; choose ChatGPT Plus when terminal-agent work, research tools and broader model access matter more. Both subscriptions occupy the $20 tier, but the available evidence does not support one universal winner.

Something changed inside ChatGPT that most users won’t notice until they look for the tool that isn’t there. The DALL-E GPT — a dedicated ChatGPT mode built specifically for image generation — has been retired, replaced by a newer built-in capability running on a more capable model, now available at no cost to every ChatGPT…

OpenAI confirmed today that ChatGPT and Codex users can now add multiple Gmail and Google Cal accounts. Here are the details.

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OpenAI lifted a limit on 28 August 2026 that had been annoying plenty of users. Until then you could connect exactly one Google account per plugin. ChatGPT now accepts several accounts for Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Contacts at the same time, inside the same conversation. The release notes give two examples, asking about your…

A licensed carrier just began writing new business through a platform it doesn’t own, doesn’t fully control, and can’t govern the way it governs its own website, and the industry still hasn’t worked out what that means for the agent who used to own that customer relationship.

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