OpenAI has introduced a new feature called Projects for ChatGPT, which helps users arrange their chats and files into organized groups. This tool is designed to make it easier for users to manage multiple conversations, files, and personalized instructions for the AI all in one place.
Availability of Projects
This feature is currently accessible to subscribers of ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Teams. However, those subscribed to ChatGPT Enterprise and Edu will not be able to use it until January 2025.
Features and Capabilities
ChatGPT Projects works seamlessly with the newly added Canvas, advanced data analysis, image generation through DALL-E, and web searches. Users can include various file types, and the AI will maintain the context of these documents while answering questions.
The tool is capable of processing large documents, including research papers, emails, and reports. However, it does not yet allow importing files from Google Drive or Microsoft's OneDrive. OpenAI has stated that Projects are intended for personal use only and cannot be shared with others "at this time." Users can also transfer their existing chats into a Project.
Comparison to Competitors
If this sounds a bit like something you’ve heard before, that’s because it’s OpenAI’s version of Google’s well-liked research and organization tool, NotebookLM. Google has recently rolled out features like the ability to engage with AI hosts during audio summaries and a new premium offering known as NotebookLM Plus for both organizations and individuals.
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