The era of ChatGPT doing stuff for you has arrived.

OpenAI introduces Tasks in ChatGPT, enabling reminders, recurring actions, and AI suggestions, paving the way for advanced AI agents.

ChatGPT can now be asked to carry out tasks for users at a future time, the chatbot’s maker OpenAI has said. The new Tasks feature will enable users to ask the AI chatbot to schedule anything from one-time reminders to recurring actions such as a weekly news briefing or daily weather update.

In a series of posts on X (formerly known as Twitter), OpenAI announced Tasks, currently available in beta to ChatGPT Plus, Teams, and Pro users. The feature is planned to be expanded to those on the free tier of the AI chatbot later this year. Currently, the Tasks page can only be accessed via the web version of the platform.

Functions include being able to have ChatGPT give you weekly news briefings or daily weather updates, according to OpenAI. Other tasks could include having ChatGPT remind you in s

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In what is being touted as the first step towards “Agentic AI” AI for OpenAI, the company has released a brand-new feature for ChatGPT. This includes the ability to set reminders and recurring actions.

OpenAI has launched a new Tasks feature for ChatGPT, allowing paid users to schedule reminders and automate actions. Currently in beta, the feature aims to enhance user experience and will be available to free-tier users by year-end.

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