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Everything you need to know about the AI chatbot

ChatGPT, OpenAI’s text-generating AI chatbot, has taken the world by storm since its launch in November 2022. What started as a tool to supercharge productivity through writing essays and code with short text prompts has evolved into a behemoth with 300 million weekly active users.
2024 was a big year for OpenAI, from its partnership with Apple for its generative AI offering, Apple Intelligence, the release of GPT-4o with voice capabilities, and the highly-anticipated launch of its text-to-video model Sora.
OpenAI also faced its share of internal drama, including the notable exits of high-level execs like co-founder and longtime chief scientist Ilya Sutskever and CTO Mira Murati. OpenAI has also been hit with lawsuits from Alden Global Capital-owned newspapers alleging copyright infringement, as well as an injunction from Elon Musk to halt OpenAI’s transition to a for-profit.
In 2025, OpenAI is battling the perception that it’s ceding ground in the AI race to Chinese rivals like DeepSeek. The company has been trying to shore up its relationship with Washington as it simultaneously pursues an ambitious data center project, and as it reportedly lays the groundwork for one of the largest funding rounds in history.
Below, you’ll find a timeline of ChatGPT product updates and releases, starting with the latest, which we’ve been updating throughout the year. If you have any other questions, check out our ChatGPT FAQ here.
To see a list of 2024 updates, go here.
Timeline of the most recent ChatGPT updates
April 2025
OpenAI unveils Flex processing for cheaper, slower AI tasks
OpenAI has launched a new API feature called Flex processing that allows users to use AI models at a lower cost but with slower response times and occasional resource unavailability. Flex processing is available in beta on the o3 and o4-mini reasoning models for non-production tasks like model evaluations, data enrichment and asynchronous workloads.
OpenAI’s latest AI models now have a safeguard against biorisks
OpenAI has rolled out a new system to monitor its AI reasoning models, o3 and o4 mini, for biological and chemical threats. The system is designed to prevent models from giving advice that could potentially lead to harmful attacks, as stated in OpenAI’s safety report.
OpenAI launches its latest reasoning models, o3 and o4-mini
OpenAI has released two new reasoning models, o3 and o4 mini, just two days after launching GPT-4.1. The company claims o3 is the most advanced reasoning model it has developed, while o4-mini is said to provide a balance of price, speed and performance. The new models stand out from previous reasoning models because they can use ChatGPT features like web browsing, coding, and image processing and generation. But they hallucinate more than several of OpenAI’s previous models.
OpenAI has added a new section to ChatGPT to offer easier access to AI-generated images for all user tiers
Open AI introduced a new section called “library” to make it easier for users to create images on mobile and web platforms, per the company’s X post.
OpenAI could “adjust” its safeguards if rivals release “high-risk” AI
OpenAI said on Tuesday that it might revise its safety standards if “another frontier AI developer releases a high-risk system without comparable safeguards.” The move shows how commercial AI developers face more pressure to rapidly implement models due to the increased competition.
OpenAI is building its own social media network
OpenAI is currently in the early stages of developing its own social media platform to compete with Elon Musk’s X and Mark Zuckerberg’s Instagram and Threads, according to The Verge. It is unclear whether OpenAI intends to launch the social network as a standalone application or incorporate it into ChatGPT.
OpenAI will remove its largest AI model, GPT-4.5, from the API, in July
OpenAI will discontinue its largest AI model, GPT-4.5, from its API even though it was just launched in late February. GPT-4.5 will be available in a research preview for paying customers. Developers can use GPT-4.5 through OpenAI’s API until July 14; then, they will need to switch to GPT-4.1, which was released on April 14.
OpenAI unveils GPT-4.1 AI models that focus on coding capabilities
OpenAI has launched three members of the GPT-4.1 model — GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1 mini, and GPT-4.1 nano — with a specific focus on coding capabilities. It’s accessible via the OpenAI API but not ChatGPT. In the competition to develop advanced programming models, GPT-4.1 will rival AI models such as Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro, Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet, and DeepSeek’s upgraded V3.
OpenAI will discontinue ChatGPT’s GPT-4 at the end of April
OpenAI plans to sunset GPT-4, an AI model introduced more than two years ago, and replace it with GPT-4o, the current default model, per changelog. It will take effect on April 30. GPT-4 will remain available via OpenAI’s API.
OpenAI could release GPT-4.1 soon
OpenAI may launch several new AI models, including GPT-4.1, soon, The Verge reported, citing anonymous sources. GPT-4.1 would be an update of OpenAI’s GPT-4o, which was released last year. On the list of upcoming models are GPT-4.1 and smaller versions like GPT-4.1 mini and nano, per the report.
OpenAI has updated ChatGPT to use information from your previous conversations
OpenAI started updating ChatGPT to enable the chatbot to remember previous conversations with a user and customize its responses based on that context. This feature is rolling out to ChatGPT Pro and Plus users first, excluding those in the U.K., EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland.
OpenAI is working on watermarks for images made with ChatGPT
It looks like OpenAI is working on a watermarking feature for images generated using GPT-4o. AI researcher Tibor Blaho spotted a new “ImageGen” watermark feature in the new beta of ChatGPT’s Android app. Blaho also found mentions of other tools: “Structured Thoughts,” “Reasoning Recap,” “CoT Search Tool,” and “l1239dk1.”
OpenAI offers ChatGPT Plus for free to U.S., Canadian college students
OpenAI is offering its $20-per-month ChatGPT Plus subscription tier for free to all college students in the U.S. and Canada through the end of May. The offer will let millions of students use OpenAI’s premium service, which offers access to the company’s GPT-4o model, image generation, voice interaction, and research tools that are not available in the free version.
ChatGPT users have generated over 700M images so far
More than 130 million users have created over 700 million images since ChatGPT got the upgraded image generator on March 25, according to COO of OpenAI Brad Lightcap. The image generator was made available to all ChatGPT users on March 31, and went viral for being able to create Ghibli-style photos.
OpenAI’s o3 model could cost more to run than initial estimate
The Arc Prize Foundation, which develops the AI benchmark tool ARC-AGI, has updated the estimated computing costs for OpenAI’s o3 “reasoning” model managed by ARC-AGI. The organization originally estimated that the best-performing configuration of o3 it tested, o3 high, would cost approximately $3,000 to address a single problem. The Foundation now thinks the cost could be much higher, possibly around $30,000 per task.
OpenAI CEO says capacity issues will cause product delays
In a series of posts on X, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the company’s new image-generation tool’s popularity may cause product releases to be delayed. “We are getting things under control, but you should expect new releases from OpenAI to be delayed, stuff to break, and for service to sometimes be slow as we deal with capacity challenges,” he wrote.
March 2025
OpenAI plans to release a new ‘open’ AI language model
OpeanAI intends to release its “first” open language model since GPT-2 “in the coming months.” The company plans to host developer events to gather feedback and eventually showcase prototypes of the model. The first developer event is to be held in San Francisco, with sessions to follow in Europe and Asia.
OpenAI removes ChatGPT’s restrictions on image generation
OpenAI made a notable change to its content moderation policies after the success of its new image generator in ChatGPT, which went viral for being able to create Studio Ghibli-style images. The company has updated its policies to allow ChatGPT to generate images of public figures, hateful symbols, and racial features when requested. OpenAI had previously declined such prompts due to the potential controversy or harm they may cause. However, the company has now “evolved” its approach, as stated in a blog post published by Joanne Jang, the lead for OpenAI’s model behavior.
OpenAI adopts Anthropic’s standard for linking AI models with data
OpenAI wants to incorporate Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) into all of its products, including the ChatGPT desktop app. MCP, an open-source standard, helps AI models generate more accurate and suitable responses to specific queries, and lets developers create bidirectional links between data sources and AI applications like chatbots. The protocol is currently available in the Agents SDK, and support for the ChatGPT desktop app and Responses API will be coming soon, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said.
OpenAI’s viral Studio Ghibli-style images could raise AI copyright concerns
The latest update of the image generator on OpenAI’s ChatGPT has triggered a flood of AI-generated memes in the style of Studio Ghibli, the Japanese animation studio behind blockbuster films like “My Neighbor Totoro” and “Spirited Away.” The burgeoning mass of Ghibli-esque images have sparked concerns about whether OpenAI has violated copyright laws, especially since the company is already facing legal action for using source material without authorization.
OpenAI expects revenue to triple to $12.7 billion this year
OpenAI expects its revenue to triple to $12.7 billion in 2025, fueled by the performance of its paid AI software, Bloomberg reported, citing an anonymous source. While the startup doesn’t expect to reach positive cash flow until 2029, it expects revenue to increase significantly in 2026 to surpass $29.4 billion, the report said.
ChatGPT has upgraded its image-generation feature
OpenAI on Tuesday rolled out a major upgrade to ChatGPT’s image-generation capabilities: ChatGPT can now use the GPT-4o model to generate and edit images and photos directly. The feature went live earlier this week in ChatGPT and Sora, OpenAI’s AI video-generation tool, for subscribers of the company’s Pro plan, priced at $200 a month, and will be available soon to ChatGPT Plus subscribers and developers using the company’s API service. The company’s CEO Sam Altman said on Wednesday, however, that the release of the image generation feature to free users would be delayed due to higher demand than the company expected.
OpenAI announces leadership updates
Brad Lightcap, OpenAI’s chief operating officer, will lead the company’s global expansion and manage corporate partnerships as CEO Sam Altman shifts his focus to research and products, according to a blog post from OpenAI. Lightcap, who previously worked with Altman at Y Combinator, joined the Microsoft-backed startup in 2018. OpenAI also said Mark Chen would step into the expanded role of chief research officer, and Julia Villagra will take on the role of chief people officer.
OpenAI’s AI voice assistant now has advanced feature
OpenAI has updated its AI voice assistant with improved chatting capabilities, according to a video posted on Monday (March 24) to the company’s official media channels. The update enables real-time conversations, and the AI assistant is said to be more personable and interrupts users less often. Users on ChatGPT’s free tier can now access the new version of Advanced Voice Mode, while paying users will receive answers that are “more direct, engaging, concise, specific, and creative,” a spokesperson from OpenAI told TechCrunch.
OpenAI, Meta in talks with Reliance in India
OpenAI and Meta have separately engaged in discussions with Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries regarding potential collaborations to enhance their AI services in the country, per a report by The Information. One key topic being discussed is Reliance Jio distributing OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Reliance has proposed selling OpenAI’s models to businesses in India through an application programming interface (API) so they can incorporate AI into their operations. Meta also plans to bolster its presence in India by constructing a large 3GW data center in Jamnagar, Gujarat. OpenAI, Meta, and Reliance have not yet officially announced these plans.
OpenAI faces privacy complaint in Europe for chatbot’s defamatory hallucinations
Noyb, a privacy rights advocacy group, is supporting an individual in Norway who was shocked to discover that ChatGPT was providing false information about him, stating that he had been found guilty of killing two of his children and trying to harm the third. “The GDPR is clear. Personal data has to be accurate,” said Joakim Söderberg, data protection lawyer at Noyb, in a statement. “If it’s not, users have the right to have it changed to reflect the truth. Showing ChatGPT users a tiny disclaimer that the chatbot can make mistakes clearly isn’t enough. You can’t just spread false information and in the end add a small disclaimer saying that everything you said may just not be true.”
OpenAI upgrades its transcription and voice-generating AI models
OpenAI has added new transcription and voice-generating AI models to its APIs: a text-to-speech model, “gpt-4o-mini-tts,” that delivers more nuanced and realistic sounding speech, as well as two speech-to-text models called “gpt-4o-transcribe” and “gpt-4o-mini-transcribe”. The company claims they are improved versions of what was already there and that they hallucinate less.
OpenAI has launched o1-pro, a more powerful version of its o1
OpenAI has introduced o1-pro in its developer API. OpenAI says its o1-pro uses more computing than its o1 “reasoning” AI model to deliver “consistently better responses.” It’s only accessible to select developers who have spent at least $5 on OpenAI API services. OpenAI charges $150 for every million tokens (about 750,000 words) input into the model and $600 for every million tokens the model produces. It costs twice as much as OpenAI’s GPT-4.5 for input and 10 times the price of regular o1.
OpenAI research lead Noam Brown thinks AI “reasoning” models could’ve arrived decades ago
Noam Brown, who heads AI reasoning research at OpenAI, thinks that certain types of AI models for “reasoning” could have been developed 20 years ago if researchers had understood the correct approach and algorithms.
OpenAI says it has trained an AI that’s “really good” at creative writing
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said, in a post on X, that the company has trained a “new model” that’s “really good” at creative writing. He posted a lengthy sample from the model given the prompt “Please write a metafictional literary short story about AI and grief.” OpenAI has not extensively explored the use of AI for writing fiction. The company has mostly concentrated on challenges in rigid, predictable areas such as math and programming. And it turns out that it might not be that great at creative writing at all.
we trained a new model that is good at creative writing (not sure yet how/when it will get released). this is the first time i have been really struck by something written by AI; it got the vibe of metafiction so right.
PROMPT:
Please write a metafictional literary short story…
— Sam Altman (@sama) March 11, 2025
OpenAI launches new tools to help businesses build AI agents
OpenAI rolled out new tools designed to help developers and businesses build AI agents — automated systems that can independently accomplish tasks — using the company’s own AI models and frameworks. The tools are part of OpenAI’s new Responses API, which enables enterprises to develop customized AI agents that can perform web searches, scan through company files, and navigate websites, similar to OpenAI’s Operator product. The Responses API effectively replaces OpenAI’s Assistants API, which the company plans to discontinue in the first half of 2026.
OpenAI reportedly plans to charge up to $20,000 a month for specialized AI ‘agents’
OpenAI intends to release several “agent” products tailored for different applications, including sorting and ranking sales leads and software engineering, according to a report from The Information. One, a “high-income knowledge worker” agent, will reportedly be priced at $2,000 a month. Another, a software developer agent, is said to cost $10,000 a month. The most expensive rumored agents, which are said to be aimed at supporting “PhD-level research,” are expected to cost $20,000 per month. The jaw-dropping figure is indicative of how much cash OpenAI needs right now: The company lost roughly $5 billion last year after paying for costs related to running its services and other expenses. It’s unclear when these agentic tools might launch or which customers will be eligible to buy them.
ChatGPT can directly edit your code
The latest version of the macOS ChatGPT app allows users to edit code directly in supported developer tools, including Xcode, VS Code, and JetBrains. ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team subscribers can use the feature now, and the company plans to roll it out to more users like Enterprise, Edu, and free users.
ChatGPT’s weekly active users doubled in less than 6 months, thanks to new releases
According to a new report from VC firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), OpenAI’s AI chatbot, ChatGPT, experienced solid growth in the second half of 2024. It took ChatGPT nine months to increase its weekly active users from 100 million in November 2023 to 200 million in August 2024, but it only took less than six months to double that number once more, according to the report. ChatGPT’s weekly active users increased to 300 million by December 2024 and 400 million by February 2025. ChatGPT has experienced significant growth recently due to the launch of new models and features, such as GPT-4o, with multimodal capabilities. ChatGPT usage spiked from April to May 2024, shortly after that model’s launch.
February 2025
OpenAI cancels its o3 AI model in favor of a ‘unified’ next-gen release
OpenAI has effectively canceled the release of o3 in favor of what CEO Sam Altman is calling a “simplified” product offering. In a post on X, Altman said that, in the coming months, OpenAI will release a model called GPT-5 that “integrates a lot of [OpenAI’s] technology,” including o3, in ChatGPT and its API. As a result of that roadmap decision, OpenAI no longer plans to release o3 as a standalone model.
ChatGPT may not be as power-hungry as once assumed
A commonly cited stat is that ChatGPT requires around 3 watt-hours of power to answer a single question. Using OpenAI’s latest default model for ChatGPT, GPT-4o, as a reference, nonprofit AI research institute Epoch AI found the average ChatGPT query consumes around 0.3 watt-hours. However, the analysis doesn’t consider the additional energy costs incurred by ChatGPT with features like image generation or input processing.
OpenAI now reveals more of its o3-mini model’s thought process
In response to pressure from rivals like DeepSeek, OpenAI is changing the way its o3-mini model communicates its step-by-step “thought” process. ChatGPT users will see an updated “chain of thought” that shows more of the model’s “reasoning” steps and how it arrived at answers to questions.
You can now use ChatGPT web search without logging in
OpenAI is now allowing anyone to use ChatGPT web search without having to log in. While OpenAI had previously allowed users to ask ChatGPT questions without signing in, responses were restricted to the chatbot’s last training update. This only applies through ChatGPT.com, however. To use ChatGPT in any form through the native mobile app, you will still need to be logged in.
OpenAI unveils a new ChatGPT agent for ‘deep research’
OpenAI announced a new AI “agent” called deep research that’s designed to help people conduct in-depth, complex research using ChatGPT. OpenAI says the “agent” is intended for instances where you don’t just want a quick answer or summary, but instead need to assiduously consider information from multiple websites and other sources.
January 2025
OpenAI used a subreddit to test AI persuasion
OpenAI used the subreddit r/ChangeMyView to measure the persuasive abilities of its AI reasoning models. OpenAI says it collects user posts from the subreddit and asks its AI models to write replies, in a closed environment, that would change the Reddit user’s mind on a subject. The company then shows the responses to testers, who assess how persuasive the argument is, and finally OpenAI compares the AI models’ responses to human replies for that same post.
OpenAI launches o3-mini, its latest ‘reasoning’ model
OpenAI launched a new AI “reasoning” model, o3-mini, the newest in the company’s o family of models. OpenAI first previewed the model in December alongside a more capable system called o3. OpenAI is pitching its new model as both “powerful” and “affordable.”
ChatGPT’s mobile users are 85% male, report says
A new report from app analytics firm Appfigures found that over half of ChatGPT’s mobile users are under age 25, with users between ages 50 and 64 making up the second largest age demographic. The gender gap among ChatGPT users is even more significant. Appfigures estimates that across age groups, men make up 84.5% of all users.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT plan for US government agencies
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Gov designed to provide U.S. government agencies an additional way to access the tech. ChatGPT Gov includes many of the capabilities found in OpenAI’s corporate-focused tier, ChatGPT Enterprise. OpenAI says that ChatGPT Gov enables agencies to more easily manage their own security, privacy, and compliance, and could expedite internal authorization of OpenAI’s tools for the handling of non-public sensitive data.
More teens report using ChatGPT for schoolwork, despite the tech’s faults
Younger Gen Zers are embracing ChatGPT, for schoolwork, according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center. In a follow-up to its 2023 poll on ChatGPT usage among young people, Pew asked ~1,400 U.S.-based teens ages 13 to 17 whether they’ve used ChatGPT for homework or other school-related assignments. Twenty-six percent said that they had, double the number two years ago. Just over half of teens responding to the poll said they think it’s acceptable to use ChatGPT for researching new subjects. But considering the ways ChatGPT can fall short, the results are possibly cause for alarm.
OpenAI says it may store deleted Operator data for up to 90 days
OpenAI says that it might store chats and associated screenshots from customers who use Operator, the company’s AI “agent” tool, for up to 90 days — even after a user manually deletes them. While OpenAI has a similar deleted data retention policy for ChatGPT, the retention period for ChatGPT is only 30 days, which is 60 days shorter than Operator’s.
OpenAI launches Operator, an AI agent that performs tasks autonomously
OpenAI is launching a research preview of Operator, a general-purpose AI agent that can take control of a web browser and independently perform certain actions. Operator promises to automate tasks such as booking travel accommodations, making restaurant reservations, and shopping online.
OpenAI may preview its agent tool for users on the $200-per-month Pro plan
Operator, OpenAI’s agent tool, could be released sooner rather than later. Changes to ChatGPT’s code base suggest that Operator will be available as an early research preview to users on the $200 Pro subscription plan. The changes aren’t yet publicly visible, but a user on X who goes by Choi spotted these updates in ChatGPT’s client-side code. TechCrunch separately identified the same references to Operator on OpenAI’s website.
OpenAI tests phone number-only ChatGPT signups
OpenAI has begun testing a feature that lets new ChatGPT users sign up with only a phone number — no email required. The feature is currently in beta in the U.S. and India. However, users who create an account using their number can’t upgrade to one of OpenAI’s paid plans without verifying their account via an email. Multi-factor authentication also isn’t supported without a valid email.
ChatGPT now lets you schedule reminders and recurring tasks
ChatGPT’s new beta feature, called tasks, allows users to set simple reminders. For example, you can ask ChatGPT to remind you when your passport expires in six months, and the AI assistant will follow up with a push notification on whatever platform you have tasks enabled. The feature will start rolling out to ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Pro users around the globe this week.
New ChatGPT feature lets users assign it traits like ‘chatty’ and ‘Gen Z’
OpenAI is introducing a new way for users to customize their interactions with ChatGPT. Some users found they can specify a preferred name or nickname and “traits” they’d like the chatbot to have. OpenAI suggests traits like “Chatty,” “Encouraging,” and “Gen Z.” However, some users reported that the new options have disappeared, so it’s possible they went live prematurely.
FAQs:
What is ChatGPT? How does it work?
ChatGPT is a general-purpose chatbot that uses artificial intelligence to generate text after a user enters a prompt, developed by tech startup OpenAI. The chatbot uses GPT-4, a large language model that uses deep learning to produce human-like text.
When did ChatGPT get released?
November 30, 2022 is when ChatGPT was released for public use.
What is the latest version of ChatGPT?
Both the free version of ChatGPT and the paid ChatGPT Plus are regularly updated with new GPT models. The most recent model is GPT-4o.
Can I use ChatGPT for free?
There is a free version of ChatGPT that only requires a sign-in in addition to the paid version, ChatGPT Plus.
Who uses ChatGPT?
Anyone can use ChatGPT! More and more tech companies and search engines are utilizing the chatbot to automate text or quickly answer user questions/concerns.
What companies use ChatGPT?
Multiple enterprises utilize ChatGPT, although others may limit the use of the AI-powered tool.
Most recently, Microsoft announced at its 2023 Build conference that it is integrating its ChatGPT-based Bing experience into Windows 11. A Brooklyn-based 3D display startup Looking Glass utilizes ChatGPT to produce holograms you can communicate with by using ChatGPT. And nonprofit organization Solana officially integrated the chatbot into its network with a ChatGPT plug-in geared toward end users to help onboard into the web3 space.
What does GPT mean in ChatGPT?
GPT stands for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer.
What is the difference between ChatGPT and a chatbot?
A chatbot can be any software/system that holds dialogue with you/a person but doesn’t necessarily have to be AI-powered. For example, there are chatbots that are rules-based in the sense that they’ll give canned responses to questions.
ChatGPT is AI-powered and utilizes LLM technology to generate text after a prompt.
Can ChatGPT write essays?
Yes.
Can ChatGPT commit libel?
Due to the nature of how these models work, they don’t know or care whether something is true, only that it looks true. That’s a problem when you’re using it to do your homework, sure, but when it accuses you of a crime you didn’t commit, that may well at this point be libel.
We will see how handling troubling statements produced by ChatGPT will play out over the next few months as tech and legal experts attempt to tackle the fastest moving target in the industry.
Does ChatGPT have an app?
Yes, there is a free ChatGPT mobile app for iOS and Android users.
What is the ChatGPT character limit?
It’s not documented anywhere that ChatGPT has a character limit. However, users have noted that there are some character limitations after around 500 words.
Does ChatGPT have an API?
Yes, it was released March 1, 2023.
What are some sample everyday uses for ChatGPT?
Everyday examples include programming, scripts, email replies, listicles, blog ideas, summarization, etc.
What are some advanced uses for ChatGPT?
Advanced use examples include debugging code, programming languages, scientific concepts, complex problem solving, etc.
How good is ChatGPT at writing code?
It depends on the nature of the program. While ChatGPT can write workable Python code, it can’t necessarily program an entire app’s worth of code. That’s because ChatGPT lacks context awareness — in other words, the generated code isn’t always appropriate for the specific context in which it’s being used.
Can you save a ChatGPT chat?
Yes. OpenAI allows users to save chats in the ChatGPT interface, stored in the sidebar of the screen. There are no built-in sharing features yet.
Are there alternatives to ChatGPT?
Yes. There are multiple AI-powered chatbot competitors such as Together, Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude, and developers are creating open source alternatives.
How does ChatGPT handle data privacy?
OpenAI has said that individuals in “certain jurisdictions” (such as the EU) can object to the processing of their personal information by its AI models by filling out this form. This includes the ability to make requests for deletion of AI-generated references about you. Although OpenAI notes it may not grant every request since it must balance privacy requests against freedom of expression “in accordance with applicable laws”.
The web form for making a deletion of data about you request is entitled “OpenAI Personal Data Removal Request”.
In its privacy policy, the ChatGPT maker makes a passing acknowledgement of the objection requirements attached to relying on “legitimate interest” (LI), pointing users towards more information about requesting an opt out — when it writes: “See here for instructions on how you can opt out of our use of your information to train our models.”
What controversies have surrounded ChatGPT?
Recently, Discord announced that it had integrated OpenAI’s technology into its bot named Clyde where two users tricked Clyde into providing them with instructions for making the illegal drug methamphetamine (meth) and the incendiary mixture napalm.
An Australian mayor has publicly announced he may sue OpenAI for defamation due to ChatGPT’s false claims that he had served time in prison for bribery. This would be the first defamation lawsuit against the text-generating service.
CNET found itself in the midst of controversy after Futurism reported the publication was publishing articles under a mysterious byline completely generated by AI. The private equity company that owns CNET, Red Ventures, was accused of using ChatGPT for SEO farming, even if the information was incorrect.
Several major school systems and colleges, including New York City Public Schools, have banned ChatGPT from their networks and devices. They claim that the AI impedes the learning process by promoting plagiarism and misinformation, a claim that not every educator agrees with.
There have also been cases of ChatGPT accusing individuals of false crimes.
Where can I find examples of ChatGPT prompts?
Several marketplaces host and provide ChatGPT prompts, either for free or for a nominal fee. One is PromptBase. Another is ChatX. More launch every day.
Can ChatGPT be detected?
Poorly. Several tools claim to detect ChatGPT-generated text, but in our tests, they’re inconsistent at best.
Are ChatGPT chats public?
No. But OpenAI recently disclosed a bug, since fixed, that exposed the titles of some users’ conversations to other people on the service.
What lawsuits are there surrounding ChatGPT?
None specifically targeting ChatGPT. But OpenAI is involved in at least one lawsuit that has implications for AI systems trained on publicly available data, which would touch on ChatGPT.
Are there issues regarding plagiarism with ChatGPT?
Yes. Text-generating AI models like ChatGPT have a tendency to regurgitate content from their training data.
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¿Qué podemos esperar de la asociación Jony ive-Openai?

A pesar de todas las exageraciones que rodean al ex director de diseño de Apple, Jony Ive, uniéndose a OpenAI, su posición presenta un nivel de influencia personal que probablemente dará forma al desarrollo de productos y los servicios asociados de la empresa.
La dirección que estos productos tomarán tentadoramente más allá de la especulación, sin embargo, cuando miramos la trayectoria profesional de Ive y, en general, el poder de colocar a un diseñador en el corazón de un negocio, es fácil ver por qué las noticias equivalen a algo.
¿Qué ha pasado?
La consultora de diseño enigmática de Jony Ive, LoveFrom, ha estado trabajando con el CEO de Operai, Sam Altman, desde 2023. En 2024, luego fundó IO con los ex diseñadores e ingenieros de Apple Scott Cannon, Evans Hankey y Tang Ten. IO trabajó en estrecha colaboración con Operai en torno a un resumen para ayudarlo a desarrollar una nueva familia de productos. Se establecieron equipos combinados de ingenieros de hardware y software junto con tecnólogos, físicos, otros científicos e investigadores, así como expertos en desarrollo y fabricación de productos.
IO ahora ha sido adquirido anteriormente por OpenAI a una suma de $ 6.4 mil millones y, después de esto, Ive y Love de la que asumirán lo que se ha redactado extrañamente como “diseño profundo y responsabilidades creativas en OpenAi e IO”.
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Escenificado pero significativo
Todo esto se comunicó en una declaración muy extraña, que funcionó con una foto muy extraña y un video muy extraño y bastante coreografiado, que parecía celebrar la burbuja de San Francisco, que a los ojos de Altman tiene “un lugar mítico en la historia estadounidense y tal vez incluso la historia mundial”. En los términos más grandiosos, también afirmó que lo que está por venir es “la mejor tecnología que el mundo habrá visto” y “la mayor revolución tecnológica de nuestra vida”.

Sin embargo, es mejor no ser atraído por esta hipérbole y, en su lugar, tomar perspectivas externas, como cuando lo hacemos, vemos que los ingredientes para productos de consumo transformadores, y tal vez incluso productos B2B, todavía están potencialmente allí.
La parte más interesante del anuncio es que ya se ha realizado mucho trabajo. Ive se refiere a las computadoras y teléfonos como “productos heredados” en relación con la forma en que facilitan los productos OpenAI (piense en los gestos físicos que son familiares para los navegadores, la escritura, los teclados y las pantallas). Se deduce que “se creará una familia de dispositivos”, según Altman, quien promete que estos “reinventarán lo que significa usar una computadora”. He diseñado estos productos.
Hay una conversación muy separada que debe tener en torno a la ética, aunque es revelador que Ive dice en el video promocional: “La responsabilidad que Sam Bears está realmente más allá de la comprensión”. Sin embargo, Ive también dice: “Nuestras motivaciones y valores son completamente iguales”.

Trabajando con Jony ive
“John es una mezcla inusual de pensador visionario y maestro artesano”, dice el cofundador de Tangerine, Martin Darbyshire, quien es una de las personas que trajeron al negocio en 1990. “Incluso podría usar la palabra pedante en términos del nivel de detalle que diseñará algo con algo y, al mismo tiempo, puede pensar en un largo camino por delante, de muchas maneras, pero también es un alma gentil y muy humilde, así que es un alma de los detalles, así que es un alma de complejo, así que puede ser un carácter muy complejo”.
Trabajando estrechamente junto a él desde 1990 hasta 1992, Darbyshire pudo ver que Ive era “un talento de diseño fenomenal. No hay duda sobre eso. Podría hacer las cosas años antes de lo que esperaría que alguien que se hubiera graduado podría hacer”.
Hacia finales de 1992, se había unido a Apple, una compañía que también era uno de los clientes de Tangerine. Ive y Darbyshire trabajaron juntos en un proyecto conceptual para Apple llamado Juggernaut.
Darbyshire dice: “Estábamos mirando el futuro de las computadoras portátiles. Apple tenía el Newton Pad, que usaba un bolígrafo y una especie de reconocimiento muy temprano de la escritura a mano, por lo que además de tener un teclado pequeño en una pantalla y un bolígrafo, también era la introducción de una tableta, si lo desea, pero era un dispositivo grueso que sostenía en su mano. No era pequeño”.
Tangerine desarrolló tres conceptos para mejorar esto (ver imagen de banner). “Estaba el espacio de trabajo, que era una especie de computadora de escritorio pero portátil, boceto, que se doblaba en una bolsa de embrague, y luego Folio, que era un conjunto de elementos separados que comprendían una pantalla con un soporte y luego un teclado inalámbrico y un bolígrafo”, dice Darbyshire, quien agrega: “Fue el comienzo de lo que el iPad podría ser, pero temprano pensando en ese respeto”. “.
Este fue el final del tiempo breve pero formativo de Ive en Tangerine. “A través del éxito de ese proyecto, John, fue tentado a ir a Apple. Quería reclutarlo y dijimos: ‘Ve, es una gran oportunidad'”.
Sin atar demasiado a la carrera de Apple de Ive, vale la pena recordar que estaba muy involucrado personalmente en los resultados de diseño del iPod, iPhone y iPad.
¿Cuánta diferencia puede hacer un diseñador?
Si bien el talento de Ive no debería ser ignorado, tampoco deberíamos ser arrastrados al elogiar su genio cuando gran parte de su éxito en Apple se redujo a su estructura: a saber, colocar el diseño en el corazón del negocio donde fue respaldado por el CEO de la compañía.
Ya sea que le acredite a sí mismo o a la forma en que Apple se estableció con el éxito de la definición de categorías y los productos revolucionarios, se ha demostrado los paralelos obvios con la fe, por lo que no es tan difícil pensar en el impacto que podría tener este conjunto de productos Operai.
Darbyshire todavía es cauteloso con su evaluación del poder de Ive. “John es un diseñador fenomenalmente talentoso, pero solo ha podido hacer lo que hizo en Apple porque fue empoderado fundamentalmente por un CEO [Steve Jobs] quien creía en el diseño. Sin ese respaldo, el diseño siempre tendrá dificultades para entregar lo que puede “.
La alternativa sería una “empresa que el mercado investiga todo hasta la muerte, tiene un punto de vista de consenso sobre las cosas y busca lo que creen que complacerá a todos porque creen que ese es el camino más seguro”, dice.
La pregunta de $ 7tn
También existe el asunto de las cantidades inconcebibles de dinero que se colocan en Operai, que no es rentable en este momento y tampoco se espera que sea hasta 2029, según Bloomberg.
Mientras tanto, Altman tiene como objetivo recaudar $ 7TN, como informa The Guardian como parte de una entrevista con la periodista tecnológica Karen Hao, quien le dijo al periódico: “Cuando él [Altman] está hablando con alguien, lo que sale de su boca no está necesariamente correlacionado tanto con sus propias creencias como con lo que él piensa que la otra persona necesita escuchar “. Esto más bien explica su habilidad para la recaudación de fondos.
Las sumas de dinero que se recaudan son, según Hao, “una amenaza para la democracia” y advierte que este es el verdadero peligro de IA, en lugar de otras visiones de apocalipsis. Ella le dijo a The Guardian que Operai “recaudó $ 40 mil millones en la última ronda” y tener el control de esa cantidad de dinero “es una amenaza”.
Sin señalar específicamente en OpenAi, Darbyshire plantea otro punto en torno a la rentabilidad. “El éxito de una empresa se debe a la forma en que opera, su cultura y también el modelo de negocio que desarrolla para garantizar que gane dinero, porque hay muchas empresas orientadas a dispositivos que no han llegado a ninguna parte y se quedaron sin dinero porque no tenían un flujo de ingresos sostenible”.
Después de una grabación en una reunión de OpenAI que se pasa al Wall Street Journal, se entiende que el producto es “consciente del entorno y la vida de un usuario, será discreto, capaz de descansar en el bolsillo o en el escritorio”, pero estará bastante separado del teléfono o la computadora portátil de un usuario.
Los productos excepcionales aún necesitan servicios e infraestructura
“Lo que siempre es difícil con los productos es cómo los monetiza”, dice Darbyshire, quien agrega: “Depende de si están tratando de ser un negocio impulsado por las ganancias y, a menos que tengan un modelo de suscripción robusto de algún tipo, los dispositivos son difíciles de ganar dinero”.
“Si observa Fitbit, no ha obtenido ganancias desde 2015, a pesar de ser propiedad de Google, y hay muchas más fallas que los éxitos en este frente, por lo que esto es lo que me intriga”.
Si bien es probable que OpenAi deposite un producto de consumo de uso masivo, Darbyshire dice que sería interesante si OpenAi “mirara la atención médica o el mercado B2B, pero eso sería un gran cambio de los productos de estilo de vida que John está asociado hasta cierto punto”.
Dependiendo de dónde se vea, puede ver que, en promedio, Operai generalmente está valorado en alrededor de $ 300 mil millones, pero sus ingresos de 2025 fueron de $ 12.5 mil millones. “La forma en que estas compañías son valoradas realmente me desconcertan”, dice Darbyshire.
Sin embargo, parece haber valor de marca en OpenAI. Kantar ha colocado el chat GPT de Openai en 60 en la encuesta de marcas globales más valiosas de su mundo, Brandz 2025. La percepción de la marca es significativa, diferente, destacada, conveniente, decidida y disruptiva lo ha hecho allí, según Kantar
Entonces, sin especular demasiado, podemos ver que Jony Ive tiene un historial comprobado para diseñar productos que ofrecen nuevas formas de interactuar con la tecnología, sin embargo, esto solo se ha habilitado cuando sus equipos pudieron diseñar radicalmente y fueron compatibles como una función comercial central. La historia también nos dice que sin un mecanismo de diseño de servicio para el soporte (como un servicio de suscripción popular), los productos por sí solos no conducirán al éxito comercial. Pero el público claramente está muy interesado en ChatGPT y su empresa matriz un poco misteriosa.
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Sam Altman biographer Keach Hagey explains why the OpenAI CEO was ‘born for this moment’

In “The Optimist: Sam Altman, OpenAI, and the Race to Invent the Future,” Wall Street Journal reporter Keach Hagey examines our AI-obsessed moment through one of its key figures — Sam Altman, co-founder and CEO of OpenAI.
Hagey begins with Altman’s Midwest upbringing, then takes readers through his career at startup Loopt, accelerator Y Combinator, and now at OpenAI. She also sheds new light on the dramatic few days when Altman was fired, then quickly reinstated, as OpenAI’s CEO.
Looking back at what OpenAI employees now call “the Blip,” Hagey said the failed attempt to oust Altman revealed that OpenAI’s complex structure — with a for-profit company controlled by a nonprofit board — is “not stable.” And with OpenAI largely backing down from plans to let the for-profit side take control, Hagey predicted that this “fundamentally unstable arrangement” will “continue to give investors pause.”
Does that mean OpenAI could struggle to raise the funds it needs to keep going? Hagey replied that it could “absolutely” be an issue.
“My research into Sam suggests that he might well be up to that challenge,” she said. “But success is not guaranteed.”
In addition, Hagey’s biography (also available as an audiobook on Spotify) examines Altman’s politics, which she described as “pretty traditionally progressive” — making it a bit surprising that he’s struck massive data center deals with the backing of the Trump administration.
“But this is one area where, in some ways, I feel like Sam Altman has been born for this moment, because he is a deal maker and Trump is a deal maker,” Hagey said. “Trump respects nothing so much as a big deal with a big price tag on it, and that is what Sam Altman is really great at.”
In an interview with TechCrunch, Hagey also discussed Altman’s response to the book, his trustworthiness, and the AI “hype universe.”
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
You open the book by acknowledging some of the reservations that Sam Altman had about the project — this idea that we tend to focus too much on individuals rather than organizations or broad movements, and also that it’s way too early to assess the impact of OpenAI. Did you share those concerns?
Well, I don’t really share them, because this was a biography. This project was to look at a person, not an organization. And I also think that Sam Altman has set himself up in a way where it does matter what kind of moral choices he has made and what his moral formation has been, because the broad project of AI is really a moral project. That is the basis of OpenAI’s existence. So I think these are fair questions to ask about a person, not just an organization.
As far as whether it’s too soon, I mean, sure, it’s definitely [early to] assess the entire impact of AI. But it’s been an extraordinary story for OpenAI — just so far, it’s already changed the stock market, it has changed the entire narrative of business. I’m a business journalist. We do nothing but talk about AI, all day long, every day. So in that way, I don’t think it’s too early.
And despite those reservations, Altman did cooperate with you. Can you say more about what your relationship with him was like during the process of researching the book?
Well, he was definitely not happy when he was informed about the book’s existence. And there was a long period of negotiation, frankly. In the beginning, I figured I was going to write this book without his help — what we call, in the business, a write-around profile. I’ve done plenty of those over my career, and I figured this would just be one more.
Over time, as I made more and more calls, he opened up a little bit. And [eventually,] he was generous to sit down with me several times for long interviews and share his thoughts with me.
Has he responded to the finished book at all?
No. He did tweet about the project, about his decision to participate with it, but he was very clear that he was never going to read it. It’s the same way that I don’t like to watch my TV appearances or podcasts that I’m on.
In the book, he’s described as this emblematic Silicon Valley figure. What do you think are the key characteristics that make him representative of the Valley and the tech industry?
In the beginning, I think it was that he was young. The Valley really glorifies youth, and he was 19 years old when he started his first startup. You see him going into these meetings with people twice his age, doing deals with telecom operators for his first startup, and no one could get over that this kid was so smart.
The other is that he is a once-in-a-generation fundraising talent, and that’s really about being a storyteller. I don’t think it’s an accident that you have essentially a salesman and a fundraiser at the top of the most important AI company today.
That ties into one of the questions that runs through the book — this question about Altman’s trustworthiness. Can you say more about the concerns people seem to have about that? To what extent is he a trustworthy figure?
Well, he’s a salesman, so he’s really excellent at getting in a room and convincing people that he can see the future and that he has something in common with them. He gets people to share his vision, which is a rare talent.
There are people who’ve watched that happen a bunch of times, who think, “Okay, what he says does not always map to reality,” and have, over time, lost trust in him. This happened both at his first startup and very famously at OpenAI, as well as at Y Combinator. So it is a pattern, but I think it’s a typical critique of people who have the salesman skill set.
So it’s not necessarily that he’s particularly untrustworthy, but it’s part-and-parcel of being a salesman leading these important companies.
I mean, there also are management issues that are detailed in the book, where he is not great at dealing with conflict, so he’ll basically tell people what they want to hear. That causes a lot of sturm-und-drang in the management ranks, and it’s a pattern. Something like that happened at Loopt, where the executives asked the board to replace him as CEO. And you saw it happen at OpenAI as well.
You’ve touched on Altman’s firing, which was also covered in a book excerpt that was published in the Wall Street Journal. One of the striking things to me, looking back at it, was just how complicated everything was — all the different factions within the company, all the people who seemed pro-Altman one day and then anti-Altman the next. When you pull back from the details, what do you think is the bigger significance of that incident?
The very big picture is that the nonprofit governance structure is not stable. You can’t really take investment from the likes of Microsoft and a bunch of other investors and then give them absolutely no say whatsoever in the governance of the company.
That’s what they have tried to do, but I think what we saw in that firing is how power actually works in the world. When you have stakeholders, even if there’s a piece of paper that says they have no rights, they still have power. And when it became clear that everyone in the company was going to go to Microsoft if they didn’t reinstate Sam Altman, they reinstated Sam Altman.
In the book, you take the story up to maybe the end of 2024. There have been all these developments since then, which you’ve continued to report on, including this announcement that actually, they’re not fully converting to a for-profit. How do you think that’s going to affect OpenAI going forward?
It’s going to make it harder for them to raise money, because they basically had to do an about-face. I know that the new structure going forward of the public benefit corporation is not exactly the same as the current structure of the for-profit — it is a little bit more investor friendly, it does clarify some of those things.
But overall, what you have is a nonprofit board that controls a for-profit company, and that fundamentally unstable arrangement is what led to the so-called Blip. And I think you would continue to give investors pause, going forward, if they are going to have so little control over their investment.
Obviously, OpenAI is still such a capital intensive business. If they have challenges raising more money, is that an existential question for the company?
It absolutely could be. My research into Sam suggests that he might well be up to that challenge. But success is not guaranteed.
Like you said, there’s a dual perspective in the book that’s partly about who Sam is, and partly about what that says about where AI is going from here. How did that research into his particular story shape the way you now look at these broader debates about AI and society?
I went down a rabbit hole in the beginning of the book, [looking] into Sam’s father, Jerry Altman, in part because I thought it was striking how he’d been written out of basically every other thing that had ever been written about Sam Altman. What I found in this research was a very idealistic man who was, from youth, very interested in these public-private partnerships and the power of the government to set policy. He ended up having an impact on the way that affordable housing is still financed to this day.
And when I traced Sam’s development, I saw that he has long believed that the government should really be the one that is funding and guiding AI research. In the early days of OpenAI, they went and tried to get the government to invest, as he’s publicly said, and it didn’t work out. But he looks back to these great mid-20th century labs like Xerox PARC and Bell Labs, which are private, but there was a ton of government money running through and supporting that ecosystem. And he says, “That’s the right way to do it.”
Now I am watching daily as it seems like the United States is summoning the forces of state capitalism to get behind Sam Altman’s project to build these data centers, both in the United States and now there was just one last week announced in Abu Dhabi. This is a vision he has had for a very, very long time.
My sense of the vision, as he presented it earlier, was one where, on the one hand, the government is funding these things and building this infrastructure, and on the other hand, the government is also regulating and guiding AI development for safety purposes. And it now seems like the path being pursued is one where they’re backing away from the safety side and doubling down on the government investment side.
Absolutely. Isn’t it fascinating?
You talk about Sam as a political figure, as someone who’s had political ambitions at different times, but also somebody who has what are in many ways traditionally liberal political views while being friends with folks like — at least early on — Elon Musk and Peter Thiel. And he’s done a very good job of navigating the Trump administration. What do you think his politics are right now?
I’m not sure his actual politics have changed, they are pretty traditionally progressive politics. Not completely — he’s been critical about things like cancel culture, but in general, he thinks the government is there to take tax revenue and solve problems.
His success in the Trump administration has been fascinating because he has been able to find their one area of overlap, which is the desire to build a lot of data centers, and just double down on that and not talk about any other stuff. But this is one area where, in some ways, I feel like Sam Altman has been born for this moment, because he is a deal maker and Trump is a deal maker. Trump respects nothing so much as a big deal with a big price tag on it, and that is what Sam Altman is really great at.
You open and close the book not just with Sam’s father, but with his family as a whole. What else is worth highlighting in terms of how his upbringing and family shapes who he is now?
Well, you see both the idealism from his father and also the incredible ambition from his mother, who was a doctor, and had four kids and worked as a dermatologist. I think both of these things work together to shape him. They also had a more troubled marriage than I realized going into the book. So I do think that there’s some anxiety there that Sam himself is very upfront about, that he was a pretty anxious person for much of his life, until he did some meditation and had some experiences.
And there’s his current family — he just had a baby and got married not too long ago. As a young gay man, growing up in the Midwest, he had to overcome some challenges, and I think those challenges both forged him in high school as a brave person who could stand up and take on a room as a public speaker, but also shaped his optimistic view of the world. Because, on that issue, I paint the scene of his wedding: That’s an unimaginable thing from the early ‘90s, or from the ‘80s when he was born. He’s watched society develop and progress in very tangible ways, and I do think that that has helped solidify his faith in progress.
Something that I’ve found writing about AI is that the different visions being presented by people in the field can be so diametrically opposed. You have these wildly utopian visions, but also these warnings that AI could end the world. It gets so hyperbolic that it feels like people are not living in the same reality. Was that a challenge for you in writing the book?
Well, I see those two visions — which feel very far apart — actually being part of the same vision, which is that AI is super important, and it’s going to completely transform everything. No one ever talks about the true opposite of that, which is, “Maybe this is going to be a cool enterprise tool, another way to waste time on the internet, and not quite change everything as much as everyone thinks.” So I see the doomers and the boomers feeding off each other and being part of the same sort of hype universe.
As a journalist and as a biographer, you don’t necessarily come down on one side or the other — but actually, can you say where you come down on that?
Well, I will say that I find myself using it a lot more recently, because it’s gotten a lot better. In the early stages, when I was researching the book, I was definitely a lot more skeptical of its transformative economic power. I’m less skeptical now, because I just use it a lot more.
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La temporada de Géminis facilita la vida

Es hora de Géminis, y la vida es fácil. Ya sea que lo consciente o no, las cosas deberían sentirse más fáciles y más fluidas esta semana. Las nubes no se han ido, pero ¿esos estratos bajos amenazan con llover en su fiesta en la azotea? Mágicamente derritiéndose. En su lugar, luces de hadas, gafas llenas y una sensación de optimismo.
Si bien una nueva historia de tres años recién comienza en la parte de Aries de su gráfico (gracias a Saturno), otra parte es concluir a medida que Venus se muda a Tauro (viernes Aest y GMT).
Además de esa ligereza están los últimos días de Júpiter en Géminis, inspirando la espontaneidad, una conversación brillante y una generosidad de espíritu que dice: “¡Déjame obtener la próxima ronda!” Y con Venus ahora en Tauro, no beberás la casa de blanco.
Aries y Aries se elevan
No hay escasez de diversión esta semana, ya que la temporada de Géminis aumenta el ritmo. Pero a pesar del ambiente más ligero, hay mucho reajuste en su propia vida.
Con tanto cambio, su mayor desafío será tratar de mantenerse presente con los problemas frente a usted en este momento. Mientras Venus ofrece su firma de despedida (viernes Aest y GMT), tómese el tiempo para reflexionar sobre cualquier relación o actualización de estilo que haya realizado en los últimos meses.
Tauro y Tauro Rising
Prepárese, estarás de humor para que llove esta semana. Como Géminis inspira un a Hell-with-it Enfoque para su gasto, cualquier cita minorista podría salir de control muy rápidamente. Además de las vibraciones de gastos, su planeta gobernante, Venus, se muda a su letrero de casa.
En términos simples, eso te hará sentir aún más inclinado a invertir en ti … porque vale la pena. Disfruta de la diversión de todo, pero asegúrate de no escribir cheques que no puedas cobrar.
Géminis y Géminis Rising
Hay una gran energía de “sí” que hace ping esta semana, y usted es el 100 por ciento aquí para ello. Con Júpiter y Mercury ayudándote a lanzar, conectar o articular un sueño imposible, te sentirás como una fuerza de la naturaleza. Implente, completamente inspirado y totalmente listo para lo que se te presente.
Da el salto y disfruta de esta última ráfaga de confianza para hacer lo que has estado percolando durante la mayor parte de un año. Ahora es tiempo.
Cáncer y Cáncer Rising
Con mucha acción que se desarrolla en el trabajo, podría sentir que hay espacio para poco más. Por intenso que sea, hay más en la vida esta semana que apagar incendios, lidiar con jefes de alto mantenimiento y manejar egos XL.
Esta energía de Géminis es un antídoto divertido y tal vez incluso un poco tonto. Asegúrese de hacer espacio para priorizar el autocuidado de una manera juguetona y afirmativa de la vida. Asegúrese de hacerlo, es exactamente lo que necesita para equilibrar el drama en el trabajo.
Leo y Leo Rising
¿Picaza para avanzar en el trabajo? Con una dulzura en su esfera profesional hacia el final de la semana, deje de enviar correos electrónicos/solicitando un aumento salarial o haciendo cualquier red importante si puede. Después del viernes, las cosas fluirán 1000 veces más fácil.
Si puedes, haz espacio para jugar con amigos. The Going es excelente para cenas grupales improvisadas, bromas primas o incluso un viaje de chicas de última hora. Ponte entre él.
Virgo y Virgo aumentando
Amo esta semana para ti, especialmente en el frente de trabajo. Con Júpiter, el planeta que trae confianza, carisma y buenas noticias, trabajando doble tiempo (ahora Saturno está fuera del camino, escondido en la parte Aries del cielo), estás en un rollo. Una última explosión de casualidad está en las cartas para su vida profesional esta semana.
Entre entre cualquier red, mezcla o invita a LinkedIn en las que has estado pensando … pero tal vez no te habías sentido lo suficientemente valiente como para la acción. ¡Podría llevar a algo grande!
Libra y Libra Rising
A medida que nos instalamos en su nueva normalidad, hay mucho enfoque en su otra mitad esta semana, ya sea que esté en una relación o no. Mejores compañeros, socios comerciales: vale la pena prestar atención a cualquier bono importante.
Mientras tanto, su mojo de viaje está fuera de las listas. El viaje, el pasaje aéreo, el Airbnb perfecto, lo que sea que haya estado rondado, esta es su semana para bloquearlo. Vaya a planificar algo increíble.
Scorpio y Scorpio Rising
Hay una calma ligera y brillante para esta semana de la que no puedes no ser un poco zumbado. A medida que Venus se prepara para pasar al reino de sus relaciones más importantes, está entrando en una temporada de suntuosa y encarnada belleza. Pero antes de llegar allí, ¿por qué no dar su salud y bienestar un brillo final: los nuevos pantalones de yoga tal vez? Luego, el fin de semana, bloquee algún tiempo para hacer algo que se vea, sabe y huele bien con alguien que le importa.
Si estás en blanco, la indulgencia en solitario hará el truco.
Sagitario Rising
Es otra semana rosada para ti con la temporada de Géminis entregando los productos. Reducciones, gestionar o simplemente planificar una rodilla en el último minuto, todo está bien. La parte posterior de la semana se ve especialmente bien.
En otro lugar, hay un ambiente más tranquilo y medido para su día de trabajo; Un cambio de vibra que sentirá un millón de dólares. Si ha sido un arrastre, prepárese para que las cosas se sientan un poco menos de Ick.
Capricornio y Capricornio Rising
La gran evolución continúa esta semana en torno a su hogar y familia mientras Saturno se acomoda para su primer interludio dentro de su esfera doméstica. Podría sentirse más pesado o más grave de lo que tiene, pero ese es un paseo por el parque para el poderoso Seagoat. En otra parte, la temporada de Géminis trae la ligereza, inspirando un estado de ánimo juguetón y expansivo, especialmente en el trabajo.
Del mismo modo, su salud y bienestar están preparados para un pequeño brillo, por lo que si necesita una excusa para comprar el Nagnata, considere esta su señal de las estrellas.
Acuario y Acuario Rising
Si aún no ha recibido el mensaje, está oficialmente en su era divertida. La temporada de Géminis siempre es un buen momento para tipos aireados como tú, ¿y esta semana? Es uno de los mejores del mes. Venus se desliza en la esfera de su hogar, inspirándote a separarse de repente con efectivo ganado con tanto esfuerzo para zhush.
El fin de semana, una última explosión de Júpiter en la belleza de Géminis aparece el factor de coqueteo y te da un poco más je ne sais quoi Para trabajar la habitación … o reavivar una conexión.
Piscis y Piscis Rising
La gratitud está en gruesa y rápida para los piscanos esta semana, ya que uno de sus planetas gobernantes disfruta de los momentos finales de éxtasis en Géminis. Esa es una excelente noticia si está planeando una fiesta, renovación o cualquier cosa que involucre a la familia. Mientras tanto, Venus se muda a Tauro, inspirando mucho embellecimiento del tipo creativo.
No se sorprenda si se produce un difusor de automóvil Diptyque o una actualización de puntos por capricho. Es la temporada para viajar con estilo. Considérate advertido.
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