
OpenAI has announced a significant update to its ChatGPT service, making it accessible without the need for users to sign up or log in, effective from Monday. This change aims to simplify access to the AI tool, allowing instant use and is anticipated to expand the user base by removing the barrier of account creation. However, it comes with certain limitations, such as the absence of a user history for those accessing the service without an account. This initiative, highlighted by the involvement of Microsoft ($MSFT), is part of OpenAI's broader effort to make AI more accessible and to demonstrate the potential of generative AI technologies. The decision has been covered widely across tech and business news outlets, reflecting its importance in the AI and tech industry.





























Now you can use #ChatGPT without an account: ‘Anyone curious should…’ https://t.co/V7tBnHDbFX https://t.co/pPkHFfhWk0
More than a year after it launched, #OpenAI has made it easier than ever to use its #ChatGPT chatbot by removing the requirement to set up an account first. https://t.co/CQQuCuw6uD
You can now use ChatGPT without logging in, but if you don't want your conversations mined by the company, you'll want to opt out. https://t.co/GD4VRfNUiJ