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OpenAI has announced a major update that addresses one of ChatGPT's most persistent and annoying quirks: its excessive, unprompted use of the em dash (—). This seemingly small fix is a significant victory for writers, editors, and businesses seeking greater control over the style and authenticity of their AI-generated content.

OpenAI’s rollout of free access to ChatGPT Go in India sparked major excitement among users, but unexpectedly hit payment snags that left many unable to activate their subscriptions. The problem centered around the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) verification process, which several users said was failing despite successful payment confirmations.

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OpenAI has just announced its acquisition of Statsig, a Seattle-based startup focused on product experimentation and analytics, for $1.1 billion in an all-stock deal. The move marks another major step as OpenAI expands beyond research and into practical applications that millions and soon billions of people might use every day.

OpenAI faced swift and intense user backlash just 24 hours after launching GPT-5, with customers expressing outrage over the forced removal of beloved legacy models and workflow disruptions. CEO Sam Altman acknowledged the "bumpy" rollout and announced the company would restore GPT-4o access for paid subscribers following thousands of complaints on social media platforms.

Big news from OpenAI! They’ve officially launched the ChatGPT Search feature for all users, including those on the free plan. This powerful tool was previously available only to paid subscribers, but now everyone can access real-time information directly from the web. This update is part of OpenAI’s exciting 12-day feature release schedule, with the rollout happening on day eight.