"OpenAI is widely rolling out group chats inside ChatGPT, allowing you to invite up to 20 other people to your conversation with the AI chatbot. The feature is now available globally to all logged-in users, following a short pilot earlier this month. OpenAI positions the feature as a way to collaborate with friends, family members, or coworkers when doing things like organizing a dinner, creating travel plans, and drafting an outline - all with ChatGPT on board."
"You create a group chat by selecting the "people" icon in the top-right corner of the ChatGPT app. ChatGPT will then copy your existing chat to a new group chat, where you can add others by sending them a link to your conversation (which they can also share). ChatGPT will prompt you to enter a name, username, and photo the first time you enter or create a group chat, making it easier to see who's talking."
"OpenAI says it trained ChatGPT to go along with the "flow of the conversation," which means it will try to determine the best times to chime in and when to stay quiet. You can directly mention "ChatGPT" in a message if you want a response from the chatbot. ChatGPT can also react to messages with emoji and reference profile photos when doing things like creating personalized images."
OpenAI rolled out group chats inside ChatGPT, allowing up to 20 participants to join a single conversation for collaborative tasks like organizing events, planning travel, and drafting outlines. Users create a group chat by selecting the people icon, which copies an existing chat to a new group and enables inviting others via shareable links. Participants can set a group name, username, and photo to clarify contributors. ChatGPT adapts to the flow of conversation, reacting with emoji, referencing profile photos, and responding when directly mentioned. Settings include adding/removing people, muting notifications, and custom instructions. Group chats do not use or create memories, and GPT-5.1 Auto powers responses with rate limits applying only when the bot sends messages.
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