ChatGPT now renders charts, buttons, and interactive visuals instead of plain text, rolling out to all users alongside the GPT-6 model.
OpenAI launched GPT-6 alongside a new 'Intelligent UI' that lets ChatGPT answer queries with interactive visuals — charts, buttons, and structured layouts — rather than walls of text. The update rolls out broadly, not as a paid tier gate, signaling OpenAI wants this as the default experience.
The move follows a pattern of OpenAI expanding ChatGPT's surface area beyond chat, including college planning tools for teens. Visual-first responses push ChatGPT closer to a general software interface than a chatbot.
For operators, this is a distribution play: a chat box that renders UI components can replace dashboards, internal tools, and even parts of SaaS front-ends. Expect enterprise teams to start prototyping workflows directly inside ChatGPT rather than building bespoke interfaces, raising build-vs-buy questions for product leaders.
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