OpenAI said the feature “is a new experience where ChatGPT
proactively does research to deliver personalised updates based on your chats,
feedback, and connected apps like your calendar.”

Announcing the nerw feature in a statement on Thursday, the
company described it as a “topical visual card” that can be quickly scanned or
clicked on for more details, allowing users to receive the latest updates
daily.

The AI company stated that the updates can conduct research
for users based on their chat history and needs, delivering relevant updates
the following day.

“These could look like follow-ups on topics you discuss
often, ideas for quick, healthy dinner to make at home that evening, or next
steps toward a longer-term goal such as training for a triathlon,” OpenAI said.

According to the statement, users can also link their Gmail
and Google Calendar accounts with ChatGPT to boost the relevance of the
suggestions it offers.

OpenAI noted that the connections are disabled by default
and can be enabled when needed in the settings.

The company also said users can curate what they would like
to see and give feedback on the research provided, adding that the feature is
only available for preview and might not always give accurate suggestions.

“You can guide what shows up by telling ChatGPT directly. It
remembers your feedback for next time and improves as it learns from real use,”
the company stated.

OpenAI assured users that the topics on Pulse have undergone
security checks to ensure that harmful content, which breaks their policies, is
avoided.