Quick updates about big fixes, bug fixes, and small interface changes in ChadGPT.
Google has been our go-to search engine since, well, forever. But let’s face it—searching on Google today is like walking into a room looking for your keys and instead finding a bunch of advertisements, confusing sponsored links, and random distractions. You started looking for productivity tips, and five minutes later, you’re deep into “Which celebrity […]
At ChadGPT, we’re all about keeping things straightforward and useful. That’s why we’ve retired our “Query Images” feature. With the introduction of our robust new file uploads feature—which easily handles images—there was simply no need for redundancy. You can now upload your images directly in chat, ask follow-up questions, and get seamless, integrated responses without […]
Powerful AI Image Generation Is Here Powered by OpenAI’s GPT-Image-1 — now available inside ChadGPT. Try It Now NEW AI IMAGE GENERATOR Stunning AI ImagesRight in Your Chats The latest update (powered by the gpt-image-1 model in GPT-4o) is a serious glow-up from the old DALL-E days—think photorealistic images, crisp text, and enough style flexibility to make your designer jealous. […]
Introducing “AI Voice” for ChadGPT Ever tried chatting with AI and thought, “Wow, helpful info—but why does it sound like my least favorite college professor reading a tax manual?” Yeah, we’ve been there. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce AI Voice, a brand-new ChadGPT feature designed to finally make AI conversations sound, well, like actual […]
C2PA metadata is a tiny, invisible stamp tucked inside your image file that says, “Hey, an AI made this.” It comes from the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), a group setting standards for transparency around digital content.
The good news?
🧹 It doesn’t change how your image looks.
🔍 You’d have to dig into the file metadata to even notice it.
🛡️ It helps fight misinformation without cluttering your webpage with ugly watermarks.
Bottom line:
You get beautiful, clean images—with just a tiny invisible signature that keeps things honest.
