GoKawiilChatGPT's new Intelligent UI falls short in hands-on app tests, reviewer finds
Android Authority's Khamosh Pathak tested ChatGPT 6's new Intelligent UI feature, a free, built-in tool for generating interactive interfaces directly in chat, by building four small apps including an F1 tracker. He found the generated mini-apps looked polished but were functionally incomplete, often requiring users to leave the app and visit an official website for fuller data.
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The test suggests that while OpenAI is pushing ChatGPT beyond plain text responses toward interactive, app-like outputs, the feature may not yet be a credible substitute for dedicated apps or more established tools like Claude's artifacts. This could matter for how AI companies position chat interfaces as all-purpose utility replacements, though the reviewer's experience points to execution gaps rather than a fundamental flaw in the concept.
- ChatGPT 6's Intelligent UI is free and built into the chat mode, unlike Claude's artifacts which require a paid subscription.
- Hands-on testing with an F1 app showed the generated interface was visually appealing but missing key functionality like full schedules and complete standings.
- The reviewer suggests Intelligent UI is not yet ready to replace small dedicated apps for everyday tasks.
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-11-02
Published there as: “I made 4 apps with ChatGPT’s Intelligent UI — it’s not ready for prime time”
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