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OpenAI has rolled out significant updates to its Canvas feature in ChatGPT. Now compatible with OpenAI’s o1 model, Canvas supports rendering HTML and React code, enhancing user creativity and functionality. These updates are available to Pro, Plus, and Team users immediately, with a rollout to Enterprise and Edu users planned in the coming weeks. Additionally, Canvas is now fully available on the ChatGPT desktop app for macOS across all user tiers.
OpenAI
Canvas with o1 is now available to Pro, Plus, and Team users, with plans to extend to Enterprise and Edu users soon. This update also includes support for rendering HTML and React code.
Canvas is now fully rolled out on the ChatGPT desktop app for macOS to all user tiers.
Canvas now supports OpenAI’s o1 model and can render HTML and React code, enhancing its capabilities for users.
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Google DeepMind’s CEO, @demishassabis, discussed the next steps towards better, safer AI, suggesting AGI could be achieved in less than 5 years, and how AI can be applied for scientific discovery.
AI Community Highlights
@MatthewBerman expressed a desire for @OpenAI to develop its own browser, highlighting potential benefits like immediate login and reduced lag.
@emollick shared his view on the emotional connection people have with AI models, suggesting it may become increasingly difficult to critique them on social media.
@AravSrinivas announced that Alex Graveley, a key contributor to GitHub Copilot, has joined Perplexity, hinting at exciting future developments.
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