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Up to 20 people can now be added to a group chat in ChatGPT.
The responses are powered by GPT-5.1 Auto.
The feature is available to logged-in users and is rolling out globally.
AI has officially entered the group chat.
Last week, OpenAI announced it had begun rolling out an experimental group chat feature for ChatGPT, enabling groups of up to 20 users to collaborate with the chatbot in a single, shared conversation. The feature received such positive feedback from the pilot early testers that it is now available to everyone.
The feature is available to all logged-in users, including Free, Go, Plus, and Pro users in Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan, across web and mobile. The company added that it is being rolled out globally over the coming days, so if you don't see it yet, that's why. Here's what you can expect from the experience, and how it could make you more productive.
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