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Updated:September 26, 2025
Imagine waking up and having a smart assistant hand you a morning rundown, from key news updates to your day’s agenda.
That’s exactly what OpenAI is rolling out with ChatGPT Pulse, a new feature designed to deliver personalized reports while you sleep.
Pulse is OpenAI’s latest attempt to make ChatGPT less of a reactive chatbot and more of a proactive assistant.
Instead of waiting for you to ask questions, Pulse generates five to ten customized briefs that help you start your day informed.
Think of it as a mix between Apple News, your inbox highlights, and a personalized newsletter but generated by AI, just for you.
The system even knows when to stop. After a handful of briefs, it signs off with: “Great, that’s it for today.”
This design is intentional, so it doesn’t become another endless scroll like social media.
OpenAI’s new CEO of Applications, Fidji Simo, explained the bigger vision: bringing AI-driven support that has typically been a luxury for the wealthy into everyday use.
Pulse is part of a broader strategy.
OpenAI wants ChatGPT to feel less like a Q&A bot and more like a true digital assistant, something that works for you in the background.
For now, Pulse is rolling out to ChatGPT Pro subscribers at $200 a month. It appears as a new tab inside the ChatGPT app.
This limited release comes down to computing power.
Pulse is resource-heavy, and OpenAI has admitted server shortages. The company is currently scaling up capacity with partners like Oracle and SoftBank.
Pulse goes further than just news summaries.
It can integrate with your digital life through ChatGPT Connectors:
Christina Wadsworth Kaplan, OpenAI’s personalization lead, shared on X about this feature.
That’s a step beyond what most news apps or newsletters can offer.
While Pulse sounds impressive, it does raise some questions.
Probably not.
OpenAI has made it clear Pulse isn’t meant to fully replace services like Apple News or Substack.
Instead, it’s a hybrid tool, a personal assistant that pulls from various sources while citing links for transparency.
Still, for busy professionals or anyone who feels overwhelmed by the flood of notifications in the morning, Pulse could be a game-changer.
So, should you check Pulse instead of your usual morning scroll?
If you’re on the Pro plan, it might be worth a try.
For everyone else, the feature is another sign that AI assistants are moving closer to being true digital companions not just tools we ask questions.
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