
OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Work to Handle Complex Tasks
OpenAI released ChatGPT Work, an AI assistant that can manage projects for hours and automate repetitive workplace tasks. The tool connects to apps like Slack and Google Drive to help workers focus on creative and strategic work.
Imagine handing off your most tedious work tasks to a digital assistant that never gets tired. OpenAI just made that possible with ChatGPT Work, a new tool designed to tackle complex projects from start to finish.
The company released ChatGPT Work to solve a problem many workers face: too much time on repetitive tasks. Unlike earlier versions that stopped after a few minutes, this tool can stick with a project for hours.
ChatGPT Work connects to workplace apps you already use. It plugs into Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, and SharePoint to access the information it needs. The desktop version can even browse the web and modify files on your computer.
The tool works by breaking down big goals into manageable steps. You might ask it to analyze a budget or prepare materials for a sales meeting. It handles the grunt work while waiting for your approval on important decisions.

One standout feature is Scheduled Tasks, which automates recurring work on a schedule or when specific events happen. These tasks keep running even when you step away from your desk. You can monitor progress from your phone.
OpenAI is positioning this as a way to free up workers for higher-level thinking. The company suggests the tool could handle entire workflows, like researching customers, creating campaign briefs, and designing marketing materials.
The Bright Side
The promise here is more time for meaningful work. Instead of drowning in spreadsheets and routine emails, workers could focus on creative problem-solving and strategic thinking. That shift could make jobs more fulfilling and productive.
Companies can set spending limits and control which employees have access to premium features. Enterprise customers get tools to ensure high-impact teams have the resources they need.
The rollout includes GPT-5.6, a new AI model that delivers stronger performance for less cost.
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Based on reporting by Ars Technica
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