OpenAI is advancing its ChatGPT platform toward becoming an all-encompassing AI super-assistant by 2026, integrating deeply into users' daily lives across home, work, and personal contexts. Internal documents leaked during the U.S. v. Google antitrust case reveal strategic plans to evolve ChatGPT into a ubiquitous assistant, leveraging increasingly capable models such as o3 and o4. The mobile app’s user engagement has grown substantially, with average daily usage per user approaching 20 minutes—tripling since the app's launch. This growth reflects the enhanced intelligence and utility of the underlying models, including GPT-4.5, which is noted for its high capability when properly prompted. OpenAI is also reportedly considering consolidating multiple models into a single adaptable system that adjusts performance based on subscription tiers. Future releases, including GPT-5, are expected to introduce expanded delivery methods and possibly incorporate a “personas” feature to tailor user experiences. The overall vision for ChatGPT is to serve as a comprehensive AI operating system that supports users throughout their lives, as articulated in OpenAI’s December 2024 vision statement.