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OpenAI is launching a new feature called Intelligent UI in ChatGPT that lets the chatbot include interactive visuals like diagrams, charts, forms, and buttons directly inside conversation responses. The update arrives alongside the release of GPT-6 models. According to OpenAI, the company trained GPT-6 on how to generate these interactive elements over plain text and how to format them within a response.
Examples provided by OpenAI illustrate how the feature works. If a user asks about bicycle design, ChatGPT might display a diagram of a seven-speed bicycle with buttons that highlight specific parts. Another example shows the chatbot teaching Mahjong by generating visuals of tiles and placing them into scrollable categories. Users can also request tools for tasks like retirement savings calculations, retro games, or bill splitting, which the chatbot will generate in-line with its text response.
The Sol and Luna versions of GPT-6 are now being brought to ChatGPT. OpenAI states that GPT-6 performs better web searches and provides quicker, partial answers while gathering information. The company also notes that GPT-6 showed stronger resistance to attempts to bypass its safety training compared to previous models.
The Intelligent UI feature is rolling out globally today to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users. It will expand to Go and free tiers on Thursday. Higher-tier subscribers will access the mid-range GPT-6 Sol model, while Go and free users will use the more efficient GPT-6 Luna version.
Source: The Verge • Emma Roth • October 7, 2026