OpenAI is reimagining the role of artificial intelligence in daily routines with the launch of ChatGPT Pulse. Instead of waiting for prompts, Pulse delivers personalized updates before a user asks, pushing ChatGPT from reactive chatbot to proactive assistant. The feature is designed to anticipate what matters next, reshaping workflows and changing how people organize information, decisions and time. Pulse organizes updates into daily visual cards drawn from chat history, user feedback and optional integrations such as Gmail and Google Calendar. If a user has memory turned on, Pulse will incorporate context from earlier chats to refine its updates. ChatGPT Pulse marks OpenAI’s latest effort to more tightly integrate the chatbot into the everyday lives of its 700 million users and to get people comfortable with AI taking actions on their behalf. OpenAI said, “This is the first step toward a more useful ChatGPT that proactively brings you what you need, helping you make more progress so you can get back to your life.” The preview is rolling out to ChatGPT Pro mobile users who pay $200 monthly on mobile, with a wider release expected after testing. If Pulse delivers, it could reset expectations for digital assistants, turning ChatGPT into the default starting point for planning, productivity and targeted information. Looking ahead, OpenAI said it is working to make Pulse more timely and context-aware. We’re also exploring ways for Pulse to deliver relevant work at the right moments throughout the day, whether it’s a quick check before a meeting, a reminder to revisit a draft, or a resource that appears right when you need it.