GoKawiilOpenAI launches ChatGPT Space, a shared document workspace with AI collaborators
OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT Space, a new shared workspace that lets people and AI edit documents together without copying content between ChatGPT and separate apps. It centers on Pages, editable documents supporting text, images, charts, tables, files, and comments, with editing help from ChatGPT, Codex, or Dots agents. The feature, announced at OpenAI's DevDay alongside the GPT-6.1 Sol model, replaces Library and is rolling out to Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, with Slides and Sheets support planned later.
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By embedding AI directly into a shared document environment rather than as a side assistant, OpenAI appears to be positioning ChatGPT as a more direct competitor to Google Workspace's Gemini-powered tools. This could reduce the friction of moving AI-generated content into separate collaboration apps, potentially making ChatGPT more central to team workflows. The staged rollout and missing Slides/Sheets support suggest OpenAI is still building out full parity with established productivity suites.
- ChatGPT Space introduces Pages, collaborative documents combining text, media, and AI editing tools.
- It replaces the Library feature and integrates with services like Google Drive and Slack.
- Currently available to Pro, Business, and Enterprise users, with Slides and Sheets support coming later.
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-09-30
Published there as: “ChatGPT’s new Space wants to replace the copy-paste dance with Google Docs”
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