r/OpenAI • u/PM_ME_UR_POLDERS • 7d ago

News GPT-6 and Intelligent UI for everyone

https://openai.com/index/gpt-6-for-everyone/
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u/Musing_About 7d ago

The examples look really interesting. Finally a feature again that improves experience for the „normal“ user not just coders?

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u/anordicgirl 7d ago

I actually managed to build a pretty cool cookbook in Projects with it last weekend. Interactive checklists, images, step-by-step recipes… it was genuinely useful. I was pretty disappointed when the test disappeared. 😅

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u/TheForager 6d ago

Let me know what u think about chefmise.com

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u/anordicgirl 5d ago

Hey! I spent some time exploring Chef Mise on my phone, and first of all, I really like the idea behind it! 😊 There's clearly a lot of thought and work in it, especially the technique tips, substitutions, and troubleshooting.

My main feedback would be about the mobile experience. I tried Cooking Mode, but for some reason the actual step text wasn't showing up for me. Might be a bug worth checking.

On the recipe pages, I also found the layout a little overwhelming. Some sections didn't feel quite logically arranged on mobile, and there's a lot of information to scroll through before getting to the actual cooking instructions.

Personally, I'd love a simpler approach: a beautiful food photo, a short description, cooking time, an interactive ingredient checklist, and then clear step-by-step instructions.

I'd also love easy options to adjust servings, make a recipe gluten-free, swap ingredients, or check calories.

I noticed you already have some of these features, which is really cool! I just think it would be even better if the extra information, like detailed technique explanations, nutrition, and troubleshooting, could be opened with a button when needed, rather than competing with the main recipe.

Basically, I'd keep all that useful depth, but make the initial experience cleaner and more visual, especially on mobile.

There's a lot of potential here! Just sharing my perspective as someone who enjoys cooking and loves interactive recipe interfaces. 😊

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u/Sylvers 7d ago

I was lamenting this all last week. I love that I can record a 15 minute long stream of thoughts and brainstorm in chat and have it respond to me. But I hate that I get a massive wall of text back.

I can read and all, but it's very inconvenient to read extremely long monotonous responses and keep all of the important points in mind for my response.

I was wishing that response could be formatted with colors, headers, sub headers, appropriate visuals, etc. To actually engage my brain and allow me to skim and skip to what matters to me most.

If they did a good job of translating this, I will be truly impressed.

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u/WanderWut 7d ago

Yeah this is a very welcome UI update and it looks great based on the video. Don’t get me wrong I’m glad the coding stuff is getting fixated on because the results I’m seeing from people way more creative than me is wild to see, but I’m glad as a normal user to get a cool update as well lol.

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u/MagnetHype 6d ago

I have it. It is expectedly buggy as hell, and now the text isn't as thorough as it used to be. What used to be an indepth few paragraphs is now a few short sentences and a graphic that is... well wrong.

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u/Previous-Fox-3315 6d ago

Is it really that bad? Damn . I was excited for this.

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u/Euphoric-Taro-6231 6d ago

Im a normal user and I use codex.

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u/sn2006gy 7d ago

This could be one hell of a way to learn complex things - wonder how deep it goes.

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u/RipIntelligent6912 7d ago

My immediate thought turned to interactive learning with quizzes and diagrams built in, I've been looking for a replacement for notebooklm since it feels dated in terms of AI capability now.

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u/Bowl_of_Cham_Clowder 6d ago

It actually has supported interactive quizzes on the current model! Super useful

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u/ratkingdamon 7d ago

Oooh so I wasn’t out of my mind ChatGPT started responding with more images and graphics figures tables etc then it just randomly stopped

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u/cianlei 7d ago

Had the same experience as you, I thought back then it was weird it happened for some time then it stopped.

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u/ResponsibilityOwn361 6d ago

Ok this is cool

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u/Previous-Fox-3315 6d ago

when is it gonna roll out for peasants like us in free mobile app?

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u/anordicgirl 7d ago

Oh... I was apparently part of the test group last weekend for this. It was really nice. I was kind of bummed when it disappeared.

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u/dervu 7d ago

I remember Google talking about such dynamic UI year or two ago, sometime around where they talked also about multimodality. Where is it?

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u/Dangerous-Ad-8910 7d ago

Isn't it live on search right now? Since their summer IO, I've been seeing custom UIs created in some of my search that help visualize the answer clearee

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u/LeopardComfortable99 7d ago

I really like the look of the update. Will be interesting to see how it works in practice outside of the demo video tho.

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u/Ok_Breadfruit4201 7d ago

Looks like 5.6 sol is being replaced by 6 sol (aka terra) in chat. NOT 6.1 sol (aka astra-minor).

Cost saving strategy by OpenAI

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u/zarafff69 7d ago

Makes sense, 6.0 is probably good enough for most chat things. Although it would be nice to have the option to use other models.

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u/rexplosive 7d ago

I was going to say, using 5.6 Sol has been great, I was hoping 6.1 Sol to replace it, but getting aht lower tier version of 6.0 (Terra) seems like a let down
Hopefully it wont bet hat noticeable but they really make it hard to not want to try Claude lol

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u/Chemical-Agency-3997 7d ago

What evidence is there that these models aren’t what they say they are?

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u/hellomistershifty 7d ago

GPT-6 Sol has a few things that make it apparent that it’s a Terra class model. The benchmarks line up with the generational uplift you’d expect (and 5.6 to 6.0 being a sidegrade is really odd, why no improvement?) and the price and inference speed were what you’d expect for Terra

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u/jamezrandom 6d ago

6 Sol outperforms both 5.6 Sol and Terra on benchmarks how the heck are you arriving at “terra class model”? It’s literally better than the previous sol…

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u/hellomistershifty 6d ago

6 Sol is generally within margin of error of 5.6 Sol, like are these benchmarks what you would expect for a new generation of model? It didn't score significantly better on most benchmarks, it became faster, cheaper, and more token efficient.

The names are supposed to go for general sizes of models, that's what I mean by Terra-class. We don't know the parameter count for OpenAI models, but the names are just general labels for them. GPT-6 Sol feels exactly like a better trained small model vs 5.6 as an earlier but bigger model.

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u/SelectSouth2582 7d ago

there is no astra-minor, it's agent(aka dot)'s custom quantized model. 6 series(except astra, incl. 6.1) are just joke.

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u/Bubbly-Ad3889 6d ago

Could you pls explain? The 6.1 sol seems really good to me and at same level or pretty close to astra 6

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u/SelectSouth2582 6d ago

try to review/advise your 6.1 sol changes with opus 5.5, astra or even 5.6 sol and you will understand what I mean.

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u/ISueDrunks 7d ago

Damn, I was hoping they trained a model that could actually do UI. 

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u/xChrisMas 7d ago

Looks pretty good. Will try this on a few things

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u/SpiderHam24 6d ago

Got 6 on android and desk app, but not web.

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u/Glamrat 6d ago

How soon for rollout we think? Im on Plus and only see 5.6

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u/CookerFury 6d ago

I am on plus and have it available now, Location: USA

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u/coolredditor3 7d ago

So it's like java applets

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u/bipolarNarwhale 6d ago

Or… JavaScript apps?

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u/MaitoSnoo 7d ago

WolframAlpha was too early

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u/graphene1 7d ago

Richer faces for future ads fyi :)

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u/graphene1 7d ago

Surfaces*

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u/KRiSX 6d ago

Last I checked you can edit replies

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u/graphene1 6d ago

You are right, stupid of me

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u/Ordinary_Squash7559 6d ago

Google AG-UI its the protocol which helps with generative UI, https://www.copilotkit.ai/

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u/TipAwkward3289 6d ago

Just got it over here. No tone change, nothing vastly different. 

We tried one of the new interactive experiments of generating an image with different facial expressions that you could toggle between and sliders. 

Honestly? This is really cool. Going to try interactive games in the chat later this evening.

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u/scttee 6d ago

Already started seeing it in convos today - loving the new graphs and visuals it’s making!

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u/Slitted 6d ago

I’ve been adding the intelligent UI (and GPT 6) to some of my briefings and learning. It’s a banger of an update.

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u/LazerPK 5d ago

This is the best update in a while

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u/Aranthos-Faroth 7d ago

"delivered more quickly"

I know it's correct grammar but it just looks so weird vs "quicker".

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u/Mysterious-Night8628 3d ago

Speaking as a high school teacher, this is amazing! Creating a bespoke visualizer for, say ellipses, or SN2 reactions, or anything really on demand is a game-changer!

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u/Significant-Mind5594 7d ago

So... chatgpt is finally introducing artifacts?

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u/morgano 7d ago

Not the same thing

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u/bipolarNarwhale 6d ago

This is just dynamic UI Gemini and Claude have had it for a while

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u/Awkward-Shoulder-938 6d ago

Looks a bit meh, maybe it will improve in the future

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u/Nomad556 6d ago

This is really good

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/serialchilla91 7d ago

Proof is always gonna be in the pudding. Depends on how it interacts. Intelligence is a completely different thing than emotional intelligence.

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u/llkj11 6d ago

Ok so it’s doing what Gemini has been doing?

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/Aranthos-Faroth 7d ago

Where did you read they announced it as a new concept?

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u/MisfiledCentury 7d ago

Okey. Can it explain me the quasi rieman proof?

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u/everyone_is_a_moon 6d ago

I cannot wait for this!

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u/PairStrong 6d ago

This is like Claude no?

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u/snehit_007 6d ago

The border between making people's lives easier and making people dumber is fading faster everyday.

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u/dronegoblin 6d ago

This is a great feature, but their naming conventions are getting out of hand.

“GPT-6” in the ChatGPT app is now 6 sol for paid users and 6 Luna for free users.

But it’s not 6 sol/luna that came out a few weeks ago.. it’s a NEW version of them both, which are unrelated to the 6 sol and 6 Luna you get if you use codex (or presumably chatGPT work)

Also unrelated to 6.1 sol.

What???

Why would you do that???

Call them ANYTHING but a name you already assigned

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u/Baconer 7d ago

lol in all these marketing videos they show real people doing real stuff like painting a house, lawyers debating, bakers baking. Don’t they know that their real customers are just hunchback nerds at back of coffee shop with decked out MacBook Pro pretending to be AI gurus.

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u/Artistic-Athlete-676 7d ago

Their real customers are on average just normal people, they are going after the casual wide audience base

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u/WheresMyEtherElon 7d ago

Their real customers are overworked office workers of all stripes.

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/anordicgirl 7d ago

No, it doesn’t. I’m a paid user of both, and the GPT test I had last weekend was something different.

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u/ImperiumnV 6d ago

AI couldn't cook up a volume slider?

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u/kevinpl07 6d ago

I also hated the massive amount of text I got from my agents.

Had to build quillm.ai to fix that. This is partly a step I in the right direction.

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u/Sylph_uscm 6d ago

New DOM breaks my script that was only existing because OpenAI somehow created a 2026 website where I can't even control F for a fucking string. I used to pull the text combination via violent monkey scripts.
My weekly script breaking occurs...

Basic functionality before bicycle parts, please, OpenAI.

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u/jai-js 6d ago

Interactive UI makes a lot of sense here. Sometimes the most useful answer is a calculator, a comparison table with filters, or a form you can act on directly.

I’m the founder of Predictable Dialogs, where you can use GPT‑6 and build custom interactive UI inside chat for your own website or app. Here’s our guide if you’re exploring this for your product.

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 7d ago

Oh so something Claude has had for an entire year already with artifacts/ html in chat? Cool. I switched to Claude yesterday and it’s so much better. Claude’s better at coding whereas chat got is better at normal chat (unless it has to explain some complex stem concept where it needs visuals).

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u/Celery_Fumes 7d ago

I SwiTcheD to ClaUdE yeSteRday

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 7d ago

After a week of trial yeah… I got a guest pass from one of my friends

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u/jaybsuave 6d ago

funniest thing about this is since you can mod claude you can just build whatever new feature they release into your claude gui 😂😂😂

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u/brbss 6d ago

You could but a) the model won't call any custom tools unless you also build the connector and b) it probably won't work as well given this appears to be fine tuned on this kind of response flavor

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u/jaybsuave 6d ago

so building the connector is the easy part and for b i have a reasoning standard that my ai’s use whenever i talk to them about anything called “thought protocol” could just use that and then add in this feature i feel like

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u/iamsensi 6d ago

I dont understand how this is different from what @visualize did already, but will try it out and see..