Sites in ChatGPT
What happened
ChatGPT has launched a new feature called Sites that lets users build websites, dashboards, games, slide decks, and apps through conversation. Users describe their idea, refine it with ChatGPT, and then publish the site, choosing who can view or edit it. The platform supports adding files, visual references, and even existing Codex projects, and offers an in‑app browser preview before publishing. Sites can be shared with selected people, a workspace, or the public, and visitors can sign in with ChatGPT to save progress. The feature is available in public beta for eligible ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans.
Why it matters
This allows non‑technical users to create and host functional web content without coding, potentially saving time and resources. It also offers a new way for teams to collaborate on web projects directly within ChatGPT.
Reality check
An automated, sceptical read of the sourceIncremental. The feature builds on existing ChatGPT capabilities and adds a conversational web‑building tool, but it does not represent a radical shift in AI technology.
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