ChatGPT saves different versions of the canvas as you’re iterating, so you can return to old versions if you end up preferring that output. Writers who may be worried about what they upload being used by OpenAI to train its model should go into their user settings and make sure that “model training” is toggled off.

On Thursday, OpenAI announced a beta "canvas" feature for writing and coding. Canvas is different from the traditional chatbox interface, which makes it tedious to refine or develop ideas without the back and forth prompts.

OpenAI introduced a new way to interact with ChatGPT on Thursday: an interface it calls "canvas." The product opens a separate window, beside the normal

“We are fundamentally changing how humans can collaborate with ChatGPT since it launched two years ago,” Canvas research lead Karina Nguyen wrote in a post on X (formerly Twitter). She describes it as “a new interface for working with ChatGPT on writing and coding projects that go beyond simple chat.”

OpenAI is beta testing a new workspace interface for ChatGPT called Canvas. The AI giant unveiled its new ChatGPT workspace on its official blog and it’s currently available for ChatGPT Plus and Team users.

OpenAI is rolling out a new interface, called Canvas, designed to help users work on more complex writing and coding projects alongside ChatGPT. Unlike traditional chat-based interactions, Canvas allows users to collaborate with the AI in a dedicated window,

OpenAI seems to be banking on its models being capable collaboration tools, as its now introducing "canvas," a feature that essentially turns ChatGPT into an AI-powered word processor. Canvas is built on OpenAI's GPT-4o model.

OpenAI is updating ChatGPT with a new interface section, called canvas, that promises to make the chatbot more useful for writing and coding tasks. The company debuted the feature today. It marks OpenAI’s first product update since the announcement of its record-setting $6.