ChatGPT Work Adds Feature That Learns Your Writing Style
The feature lets ChatGPT Work generate text that matches a user's actual writing habits by drawing on the content of their connected email and file services, and it is already live in Japan.
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ChatGPT Work, the AI agent for everyday tasks, has added a feature that learns a user's writing style and reproduces it. The tool reads content from connected services such as Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and SharePoint to pick up frequently used phrases, closing words, and punctuation habits. The feature is already available in Japan. The desktop version works on the free plan, while the web version requires a paid plan.
The setup screen opens at a dedicated ChatGPT Work URL, and once enabled the agent reads information from Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and SharePoint to learn how the user writes. The learning covers frequently used phrases, closing words, and the position and frequency of punctuation, then generates text that carries those habits. ChatGPT Work is usable on the free plan in its desktop form, while the web version is limited to paid plans. The feature is already available in Japan.
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