GPT-6 turns ChatGPT answers into interfaces with charts, buttons and forms

OpenAI is rolling out GPT-6 in ChatGPT with a feature called "Intelligent UI". Answers now arrive as interactive interfaces with graphics, buttons, charts and forms instead of plain text, according to The Decoder's report.

What shipped

• The format adapts to the question. Comparisons appear side by side, and explanations can turn into interactive charts.

• Users can have small tools built inside the chat, such as a savings calculator or a game.

• GPT-6 Sol goes to paying customers and GPT-6 Luna to free users.

• The rollout starts globally today for Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise users. Free and Go users follow one day later.

• The Decoder notes that Google shipped a similar feature to Gemini in May, called "Neural Expressive".

What the source does not say

The report describes the layout. It does not say how ChatGPT chooses the sources behind a chart or a comparison, whether those sources are shown, or how they are cited. Until OpenAI documents that, anything about citation behaviour inside these layouts is inference.

Here is our inference, labelled as such. A side-by-side comparison has a fixed number of columns and rows. A paragraph can mention many brands in passing, but a grid has to fill each cell with something comparable. That points to a slot-count question: the brands with clean, structured specs and prices are the ones that can be placed in a grid at all. Brands whose details sit in vague marketing copy are harder to render and easier to summarise away.

We have not measured this. It is a hypothesis to test as the rollout reaches more users.

The 44 percent figure

OpenAI says GPT-6 can respond while it is still "thinking", and that this cuts wait times by 44 percent. That figure is OpenAI's own claim, and it describes response speed. It does not describe the interface or how sources are used. The Decoder adds that in internal tests GPT-6 scored higher than GPT-5.6 on difficult web searches using this method, without giving scores.

What to do now

• Check whether your product and pricing pages state specs, prices and plan differences in plain, consistent fields.

• Run your category's comparison prompts in ChatGPT once the rollout reaches your account, and record which brands appear in the rendered grid.

• Track whether a mention in running text and a place in a chart turn out to be the same thing.