ChatGPT Joins the Group Chat

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OpenAI just made ChatGPT even more useful. ChatGPT now supports group chats with up to 20 participants, creating a shared space where teams can draft, review, and plan with AI in the loop. This reduces context fragmentation and speeds early-stage collaboration. Let’s take a look.

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Lex Sokolin

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ChatGPT now supports group chats, letting up to 20 people join a shared conversation with the model. The update shifts ChatGPT from a one-to-one tool to a shared workspace where teams can plan, review, and coordinate in one place. OpenAI says the model is designed to “go along with the flow of the conversation,” responding only when mentioned. The feature is available to all logged-in users and runs on GPT-5.1 Auto. You can explore the details in the original article, which also covers how ChatGPT handles identity, notifications, and profile setup.

Teams can use group chats to keep early project discussions in one thread, avoid scattered drafts, and let ChatGPT summarise long conversations or highlight unresolved questions. According to OpenAI, the model can turn collective notes into structured plans and compare alternate versions of documents, supporting review cycles that usually stretch across multiple tools. As noted in the article, the model does not store memories from group discussions, keeping each session self-contained.

This setup may help teams reduce onboarding time, manage coordination tasks, and collect creative feedback in a single shared space. As researcher Ethan Mollick has said, “AI is becoming a collaborator, not just a tool,” a theme echoed in the article as companies experiment with AI-supported workflows. The shift hints at a future where daily work becomes a conversation rather than a chain of disconnected messages, a change that may reshape how people make progress together.

1. Start a group chat for something small.
Try planning a dinner, a weekend trip, or a birthday. Mention “ChatGPT” when you need it to jump in — like suggesting restaurants or writing the invite.

2. Use it to clean up messy conversations.
If your group keeps losing track of decisions, ask ChatGPT to summarise everything in plain English. It works even if half the group joined late.

3. Try it as a “shared memory.”
Add a friend and ask ChatGPT to track what’s done, what’s not, and what’s still unclear. It’s like having a neutral referee for planning.

4. Test it as your new ‘organized friend.’
Let ChatGPT draft the group message, the schedule, the checklist, or the packing list. Everyone can then edit it in one place instead of ten different threads.

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