On Thursday, OpenAI announced a beta "canvas" feature for writing and coding. Canvas is different from the traditional chatbox interface, which makes it tedious to refine or develop ideas without the back and forth prompts.

ChatGPT saves different versions of the canvas as you’re iterating, so you can return to old versions if you end up preferring that output. Writers who may be worried about what they upload being used by OpenAI to train its model should go into their user settings and make sure that “model training” is toggled off.

OpenAI introduced a new way to interact with ChatGPT on Thursday: an interface it calls "canvas." The product opens a separate window, beside the normal

OpenAI is beta testing a new workspace interface for ChatGPT called Canvas. The AI giant unveiled its new ChatGPT workspace on its official blog and it’s currently available for ChatGPT Plus and Team users.

OpenAI's new ChatGPT feature, canvas, turns the bot into an AI-powered word processor. But I'm not convinced it's all that useful.

OpenAI just launched Canvas, a new way for users to interact with ChatGPT. This is the first major design change since the app launched as an experiment in November 2022. ChatGPT Canvas is more than just a new user interface; it is an AI-first text and code editor that lets you adapt any single element or the whole project with the help of AI.

OpenAI is releasing canvas in phases. The feature started rolling out to ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Team today and will become available in the Enterprise and Edu editions next week. Canvas will also become accessible to free users once it exits beta testing.

OpenAI has introduced Canvas, a new interface for ChatGPT that enhances writing and coding tasks. It features a separate window for improved workflow.