OpenAI Adds ChatGPT Pulse and Shared Projects

OpenAI rolled out team-focused collaboration and security upgrades for ChatGPT, including a new “shared projects” mode that lets teammates upload files, retain context over time, invite collaborators, and support enterprise compliance needs. It also launched ChatGPT Pulse, a proactive personal-assistant feature that researches overnight and delivers a daily set of personalized cards based on chat history, memory, feedback, and optional connections to Gmail and Google Calendar. Pulse’s cards can surface meeting agendas, reminders, travel or dining suggestions and other tailored tips; they are ephemeral (typically lasting one day unless saved) and learn from thumbs-up/down feedback. Integrations for Pulse are off by default and results pass safety checks, and OpenAI says the rollout begins with Pro users and will expand to Plus and broader audiences. Taken together, the updates push ChatGPT toward both collaborative enterprise workflows and proactive personal assistance while emphasizing user controls and raising privacy trade-offs.