Tasks in ChatGPT continue the trend in generative AI of “agentic” tools, which chain together multiple prompts autonomously to perform relatively complex actions. Tasks’ ability to remind users of upcoming meetings could compete with Google Calendar, Apple’s Siri or mobile calendar, or Amazon Alexa.

ChatGPT, schedule a reminder to read The New York Post every morning. OpenAI has introduced a new feature called Tasks for ChatGPT users allowing them to set reminders and recurring requests. ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot operated by OpenAI that can generate text and code in response to user prompts.

The era of ChatGPT doing stuff for you has arrived.

You can tell ChatGPT to give you daily news briefings, reminders or other recurring tasks. ChatGPT has a new feature called Tasks that allows you to set up recurring actions for a future time or set reminders, OpenAI said in a press release on Tuesday.

OpenAI today said that it added a new "Tasks" beta feature to ChatGPT, allowing ChatGPT to provide reminders for upcoming tasks. The

OpenAI is making ChatGPT work a little more like older digital assistants with a new feature called Tasks, as reported by TechCrunch and others. Currently in beta, Tasks allows users to direct the chatbot to send reminders or to generate responses to specific prompts at certain times; recurring tasks are also supported.

In what is being touted as the first step towards “Agentic AI” AI for OpenAI, the company has released a brand-new feature for ChatGPT. This includes the ability to set reminders and recurring actions.

With the "Tasks" feature, users can ask ChatGPT to set reminders or schedule recurring actions, such as weekly news briefings or daily weather updates.

OpenAI has launched a new Tasks feature for ChatGPT, allowing paid users to schedule reminders and automate actions. Currently in beta, the feature aims to enhance user experience and will be available to free-tier users by year-end.