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ChatGPT Work rolls out website-login task capability

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OpenAI has begun rolling out a ChatGPT Work capability that can use a computer and browser to sign in to websites and complete tasks, according to the company as reported by Digit. The rollout is available on web and mobile for Plus, Pro and Business users. The company says ChatGPT will not see users' usernames or passwords while it performs the sign-in flow. Reported uses include appointments, insurance checks, invoices and vendor-portal tasks.
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