OpenAI is developing a new feature that would enable users to sign into third-party applications using their ChatGPT accounts, positioning itself as a competitor to existing identity services like Google Sign-In. This initiative aims to leverage ChatGPT's user base, which currently stands at approximately 600 million monthly active users, to expand its presence across various consumer domains including online shopping, social media, and personal devices. The feature, often referred to as "Sign in with ChatGPT," is part of OpenAI's broader strategy to integrate its platform more deeply into everyday digital interactions. Additionally, OpenAI is working on several other new functionalities for ChatGPT, including tools codenamed "Kanzi" (canvas and settings), "Mochi" (a new tool), and "Slurm" (smart retrieval with keyword hints), indicating ongoing enhancements to the ChatGPT web app experience.
ChatGPT is cooking! 👀 New ChatGPT features spotted: • Kanzi – canvas + settings • Mochi – new tool • Slurm – smart retrieval w/ keyword hints Credit buying & MCP connectors for Deep Research 👀 Big things coming. #AI #OpenAI #ChatGPT #TechNews https://t.co/DTtTcj1s1Z
ChatGPT maker OpenAI is reportedly working on a new feature that could allow users to sign in to third party services using their OpenAI account. #OpenAI #ChatGPT https://t.co/09Eopg28Cn
New features in development by OpenAI spotted in the latest ChatGPT web app builds - Several new tools currently hidden, with codenames "Kanzi" (canvas functionality, settings/config + announcement), "Mochi" (tool), and "Slurm" (retrieval search sources and system hint, includes https://t.co/MuSgDAU0cv