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Composer predictions, in beta for personal ChatGPT Pro users aged 18+ in the latest Codex desktop app, suggest a next message based on the current thread; press Tab to accept and review or edit before sending, and predictions do not auto-send. Predictions are on by default and can be turned off via Show predictions in the Composer section of General settings; generating them does not count toward usage limits or credits, while sent messages follow normal billing.

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Steering in Codex is faster in the ChatGPT desktop app, so follow-up messages that correct an approach, add information, or change direction while a task runs are picked up sooner. Settings → General → Follow-up behavior controls whether messages steer the current run or wait for the next one.

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ChatGPT can accept uploaded audio files to create transcripts, summarize recordings, and answer questions about their contents, turning meetings, interviews, or lectures into structured notes or email drafts. The feature is limited to paid subscriptions and workspaces, with availability varying by workspace settings, region, client version, and model.

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Product listings for clothes and accessories now show a Try on button that generates a virtual try-on from a selfie using ChatGPT Images, with the reference photo saved in Settings under Personalization. Products can also be saved to Favorites or organized into folders in the ChatGPT Library, available on mobile and web.

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ChatGPT accounts can sign in to participating products without creating a separate password, sharing only name, email address, and profile picture, with conversations and memory not shared and additional access approved separately. Available to signed-in users subject to organization settings, and separate from permission to use plan allowance.

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Pro 500 is a new $500/month plan with the highest included usage among Pro plans and access to Astra Ultrafast in ChatGPT Work and Codex via an Ultrafast option in the model picker, which draws on the included allowance first and then the credit balance. Among Pro plans, Ultrafast is exclusive to Pro 500, and buying credits on Pro 100 or Pro 200 does not unlock it.

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Dots are always-on agents in ChatGPT that take on ongoing work and keep making progress between conversations, powered by GPT-6 Astra with their own cloud computer and user-defined autonomy over connected apps. Rolling out gradually to eligible Pro and Business Premium users 18 and older in supported markets, excluding the EEA, Switzerland, and the UK for Pro at launch, with Enterprise access in beta and off by default.

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The Meetings plugin takes notes during meetings and saves personalized summaries with action items in ChatGPT Space, which can be kept private or shared with a team. Audio is deleted once notes are ready and cannot be accessed or replayed; available in beta in the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS to Pro and Business users, with Enterprise coming soon.

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Eligible Plus and Pro users can authorize participating apps to use their ChatGPT model allowance without creating an API key, choosing which apps get access and setting an app-specific limit. Usage counts toward the existing plan allowance rather than adding more, purchased credits require a separate opt-in, and the feature is in limited preview.

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Codex Security Cloud scans GitHub repositories on demand or on a schedule, with ongoing checks reviewing new commits; Codex investigates findings, removes duplicates, and prepares proposed fixes for review. Access requires workspace permissions, repository setup, and billing configuration, and existing Codex Security customers must opt in before paid usage.

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Code Review in Codex lets users read pull-request summaries and diffs, review findings, and discuss changes, with the option to ask Codex to explain a section or help address a potential issue before sharing feedback. Available through the Code Review plugin on supported desktop and web experiences, with repository access following connected account and workspace permissions.

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Oct 9, 2026
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