OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT Intelligent UI with GPT-6

OpenAI is rolling ChatGPT Intelligent UI and GPT-6 Sol and Luna to every tier, adding interactive charts, buttons, and tools for more than 1.2 billion weekly users.

OpenAI is launching Intelligent UI in ChatGPT with GPT-6, adding interactive buttons, forms, charts, diagrams, calculators, editable graphs, and other in-chat tools meant to help explain complex topics. TechCrunch says the global rollout is Wednesday for Pro, Plus, Business, and Enterprise and Thursday for free and Go, with a control to show fewer visuals; The Verge and The Decoder name the paid model mid-range GPT-6 Sol from Wednesday and the free and Go model GPT-6 Luna on Thursday. Hacker News says the release reaches more than 1.2 billion weekly users after paid GPT-6 access began last month, and that Intelligent UI uses a streamable component library and compiler. Performance claims differ in specificity: Hacker News says GPT-6 Instant starts web-search answers 44% sooner than GPT-5.6 Instant and that GPT-6 Extra High matches GPT-5.6 Medium’s time to first answer while outscoring GPT-5.6 Extra High, whereas The Decoder says waits are cut 44% and GPT-6 beat GPT-5.6 on hard internal web-search tests. TechCrunch, Hacker News, and The Verge describe text paired with graphics, while The Decoder says the update largely replaces plain text. Hacker News alone details safety work building on Astra against multi-turn bypasses and high-risk cyber, biological, and violent misuse; The Verge says more generally that bypass resistance improved, and The Decoder notes Google shipped a similar Gemini feature, Neural Expressive, in May.

• Intelligent UI adds buttons, forms, charts, diagrams, calculators, editable graphs, and other in-chat tools to ChatGPT answers; TechCrunch says users can reduce how many visuals appear.
• Paid Pro, Plus, Business, and Enterprise users get mid-range GPT-6 Sol on Wednesday; free and Go users get GPT-6 Luna on Thursday, per The Verge and The Decoder, matching TechCrunch’s tier timing.
• Hacker News says the rollout reaches more than 1.2 billion weekly ChatGPT users after GPT-6 was introduced to paid customers last month, using a streamable component library and compiler.
• Hacker News: GPT-6 Instant starts web-search answers 44% sooner than GPT-5.6 Instant, and GPT-6 Extra High matches GPT-5.6 Medium’s time to first answer while outscoring GPT-5.6 Extra High. The Decoder instead says waits fall 44% and GPT-6…
• Hacker News says safety updates building on Astra strengthen resistance to multi-turn bypasses and high-risk cyber, biological, and violent misuse; The Verge says only that bypass resistance is stronger.
• The Decoder says Google shipped a similar Gemini capability, Neural Expressive, in May.
• TechCrunch demos covered lift diagrams, recipes, bike mechanics, maps, and savings tools; The Verge also mentions inline games.