OpenAI has unveiled new AI capabilities that will make file management and data analysis easier and faster.
In the last months, ChatGPT-4 has continued to amaze with increasingly advanced updates. Users have witnessed new features that improve the user experience and increase the efficiency of their daily tasks. OpenAI, the company behind this chatbot, recently made an announcement that it might changing the way we use artificial intelligence tools in everyday work.
Although the main focus has been on conversation skills and vision, there is another update that may go unnoticed but is of huge importance. This new development promises to further optimize the interaction between users, AI and third-party servicesmaking the file and data management process even more fluid and immediate.
ChatGPT expands its compatibility with other services and becomes more and more useful
OpenAI recently announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that ChatGPT-4 integration with Google Drive and OneDrive is now being released. This means users no longer have to wait to be able to upload files directly from the cloud into the AI tool. This integration will initially be available only to some users, but OpenAI has specified that will be extended to all ChatGPT Plus, Team and Enterprise users in the coming weeks.
Thanks to this new feature, ChatGPT-4o can now read and analyze Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Google Sheets files directly from Google Drive and OneDrive more quickly and efficiently than in the past. This is a significant step forward for users who need quick and accurate analysis of their documents without having to download and upload them manually.
Another important new feature is the ability of the platform to interact with the generated graphs. OpenAI has introduced a new expandable view for graphs, making interaction more intuitive and useful. Currently, they are supported bar, line, pie and scatter graphs for interactive visualizations.
For Enterprise and Teams users, the data will not be used for training AI models. ChatGPT Plus users’ data will be used by default instead, but they can choose to disable this option if they do not wish to contribute to AI training.
