OpenAI has started rolling out GPT-6 to ChatGPT users and introduced what it calls Intelligent UI, a system that lets responses include native interactive elements instead of relying only on text. According to the announcement cited by BlockBeats, ChatGPT can now generate charts, buttons, interactive diagrams and small tools based on the question being asked. Users can click through those elements and adjust parameters directly inside a response.
The update changes how answers are presented across several use cases mentioned in the report. When asked about the structure of a bicycle, ChatGPT can produce a diagram with clickable parts. For trip planning, it can show maps and routes. For more difficult concepts, it can use interactive charts to walk users through an explanation step by step. Users can also ask it to create tools on the spot, including a retirement savings calculator, a bill-splitting tool and even simple playable games.
OpenAI said it built a native set of UI components and a compiler to support the feature. GPT-6 is designed to decide when text, images or interactive controls make the most sense, and it can reveal the interface progressively while generating an answer. The company also said GPT-6 improved response speed and search performance. On questions that require web search, GPT-6 Instant starts responding 44% faster on average than GPT-5.6 Instant. Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise users are beginning to receive GPT-6 Sol, while Free and Go users will start getting GPT-6 Luna from Oct. 8.
OpenAI has begun rolling out GPT-6 to ChatGPT users and is launching Intelligent UI, a new response format that adds native interactive elements alongside text.
ChatGPT answers can now include clickable components
According to the BlockBeats report, ChatGPT can automatically generate charts, buttons, interactive diagrams and small tools based on the question a user asks. Instead of reading through a long text-only answer, users can click items and adjust parameters directly inside the response.
OpenAI gave several examples. If a user asks about the structure of a bicycle, ChatGPT can produce a diagram with clickable parts. For travel planning, it can show a map and route options. For more complex topics, it can use interactive charts to guide users through an explanation step by step.
Users can also ask ChatGPT to build tools on the spot, including a retirement savings calculator, a bill-splitting tool and even simple playable games.
OpenAI built native UI components and a compiler
To support the feature, OpenAI developed a native set of interface components and a compiler. GPT-6 determines when a response should use text, images or interactive controls, and it can reveal the interface progressively while the answer is being generated rather than waiting until the entire response is finished.
Faster response times on search-related queries
OpenAI also said GPT-6 improves response speed and search capability. The model can think, call tools and start returning part of an answer at the same time.
On questions that require web search, OpenAI said GPT-6 Instant cuts average time-to-first-response by 44% compared with GPT-5.6 Instant.
Rollout starts with paid tiers
Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise users are starting to receive GPT-6 Sol. Free and Go users will begin getting GPT-6 Luna from Oct. 8.
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