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Automate Your Daily Tasks with ChatGPT

ChatGPT Tasks

What’s New

Until now, ChatGPT has been a useful assistant, hoping to help at the command of a quick prompt. But what if ChatGPT could carry out tasks for you without even being asked?

ChatGPT Tasks

On Tuesday, OpenAI launched ChatGPT Tasks, a feature that lets users prompt the chatbot once to carry out recurring tasks in the future. For example, in the demo, a user asks ChatGPT to send them a workout reminder every morning along with a motivational speech.

How It Works

But Tasks isn’t just limited to reminders. Users can ask ChatGPT to do any task it is regularly capable of doing repetitively. For instance, you can ask it to pull specific information from the web every day and present it to you at a certain time, creating comprehensive news briefs, industry analyses, weather forecasts, social media trend tracking, and more.

Business Applications

For business professionals, I can see the feature being particularly helpful in streamlining daily communications, such as generating daily emails or briefs.

User Examples

Karina Nguyen, member of technical staff at OpenAI, shared via an X post that her favorite way to use the feature is to check stock prices every morning. The prompt she used said, "at 10 am every morning check Apple stock and tell me the price."

How to Use Tasks

To use the feature, all you have to do is select "Work with scheduled tasks" from the model picker. Then, you’ll enter a prompt, similar to the ones above, delineating what task you want done and the exact cadence. The tasks can be managed at a later date from the "tasks" bar in the profile menu.

Beta Release

OpenAI shares it is beginning to roll out Tasks in beta to Plus, Team, and Pro users globally over the next few days. Users will be limited to 10 Tasks per day during beta. At the time of writing this article, with my ChatGPT Plus subscription, I could already access the feature. OpenAI will collect insights and refine the feature before expanding to all users.

Conclusion

This feature is the first that OpenAI has put out that allows users to experiment with AI agents — AI assistants capable of autonomously carrying out tasks without being prompted every time. Although it is a baby step, it is exciting to see OpenAI begin exploring agentic AI, as it will likely be the biggest AI trend in 2025.

FAQs

Q: What is ChatGPT Tasks?
A: ChatGPT Tasks is a feature that lets users prompt the chatbot once to carry out recurring tasks in the future.

Q: What kind of tasks can I ask ChatGPT to do?
A: You can ask ChatGPT to do any task it is regularly capable of doing repetitively, such as sending reminders, pulling information from the web, or generating daily emails.

Q: How do I use ChatGPT Tasks?
A: To use the feature, select "Work with scheduled tasks" from the model picker, enter a prompt, and specify the exact cadence. The tasks can be managed at a later date from the "tasks" bar in the profile menu.

Q: Is ChatGPT Tasks available to all users?
A: No, ChatGPT Tasks is currently available in beta to Plus, Team, and Pro users globally. Users will be limited to 10 Tasks per day during beta.

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