Nathaniel Whittemore

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Welcome back to the AI Daily Brief.

There was a story this weekend about some planned updates to the ChatGPT app that I think many are completely misreading and which the accurate read of tells us a lot about the future direction of AI user experiences.

Now, for those of you who are watching, just to be clear, the mockup that is on your screen right now was generated by the person who was tweeting it just as a way to have a visual alongside their tweet.

We haven't seen any mockups or leaks of a potential OpenAI super app.

What we did get was this article in the Financial Times, OpenAI plots biggest chat GPT overhaul since launch.

And certainly the thrust of the article was that a super app is coming.

FT writes, the company intends to transform the chatbot into a quote-unquote super app that combines coding tools and AI agents, adding products that executives believe will generate more revenue.

Now, none of this is a surprise or exactly secret.

OpenAI employees, leadership, etc.

have used the super app term extensively on Twitter slash X. And last week during the Codex events for Enterprise, we even heard more about Codex and ChatGPT blending, although exactly what that meant remains unclear.