"The feature, currently being tested in select regions including Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan, lets users collaborate directly within the app. The group chat is available to Free, Plus, and Team users on both mobile and web platforms. OpenAI says the pilot is designed to explore how people use group conversations in ChatGPT. The announcement comes after earlier reports that OpenAI had been testing a direct-message-style tool."
"According to OpenAI, private chats and personal ChatGPT memory stay completely private. Group chats are invitation-only, and members can leave at any time. Most participants can remove others, though the group's creator can only leave voluntarily. For users under 18, content is filtered, with extra safeguards and parental controls in place. Starting a group chat is easy. Just tap the people icon and add participants, either directly or by sharing a link. Groups can include 1 to 20 people."
Group chat feature is being piloted in Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan, enabling collaborative conversations within ChatGPT on mobile and web. The feature is available to Free, Plus, and Team users. Group chats are invitation-only, support 1–20 participants, and allow members to leave; most participants can remove others while a group's creator can only leave voluntarily. Private chats and personal ChatGPT memory remain private. Chats are organized in a labeled sidebar. GPT-5.1 Auto handles AI responses in groups, offering search, image generation, file uploads, and dictation, with usage limits counting only AI replies. Extra filters and parental controls apply for users under 18. Early users can provide feedback to shape expansion.
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