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OpenAI has added sharing capabilities to Canvas, its built-in editor for ChatGPT. The new feature lets users share their Canvas projects with others, enabling real-time viewing, interaction, and editing. Canvas serves as a workspace where users can develop text and code alongside ChatGPT. The editor comes with specialized tools for writing and coding projects, including a Python emulator that runs code directly in the browser. The sharing update follows OpenAI's recent moves to make Canvas more widely available. The company has rolled out Canvas access to all web users and built it into the ChatGPT desktop app for macOS.

Canvas sharing is now live in ChatGPT. Share your canvas with others-they can view, interact with, or edit to make it their own. ?‍? https://t.c o/MukBvuv1VZ pic.twitter.com/TJLTW8ygUS

- OpenAI Developers (@OpenAIDevs) February 6, 2025

OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT's integration with WhatsApp, adding several features that bring it closer to the full browser experience. Users can now send images through WhatsApp chats to provide visual context for ChatGPT's responses - whether it's identifying plants, translating signs, or suggesting recipes based on photos of ingredients in your fridge. The integration also supports voice messages, making it more accessible for users who prefer speaking to typing. All of these features are available for free through WhatsApp, and you will soon be able to connect any of ChatGPT's Free, Plus, or Pro tiers to your WhatsApp. To get started, users can connect to WhatsApp by clicking this link, scanning the QR code below, or adding ChatGPT's dedicated US phone number 1-800-242-8478 to their contacts.