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OpenAI tests ChatGPT writing-style feature using connected apps

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OpenAI is testing a ChatGPT Writing Style feature with a small group of users, according to BleepingComputer. The feature can reference examples from connected messaging, document and email services when drafting content. The onboarding screen lists Slack, Google Drive, Notion and Gmail as examples. OpenAI confirmed the test but gave no date for broad rollout. The report says the feature could draw on more examples than users manually paste into a chat.
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