ChatGPT’s New Group Chat Feature — Useful Innovation or Just… Weird?

Описание: OpenAI has introduced a new Group Chat feature for ChatGPT — allowing up to 20 people to collaborate with AI in the same conversation. It’s available to all users, and OpenAI is framing it as a major step toward AI-enhanced teamwork.

But the real question is:
Does anyone actually want this?

In this episode from the Ava Technologies Show, we break down:

🧠 What we cover:

• What the new Group Chat feature actually does
• The intended use cases (and the ones OpenAI isn’t talking about)
• Whether teams will realistically adopt it
• How this fits into OpenAI’s broader product strategy
• And why this feature feels slightly strange — even for ChatGPT

It’s interesting tech… but it also raises questions about where these platforms are heading, how collaboration is changing, and whether AI should be inserted into every social interaction.

What do you think — useful innovation or another odd experiment?

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