OpenAI to Soon Unveil ChatGPT Projects 

Yet again, a source on X has spotted another feature that is all set to be released in ChatGPT. Codenamed ‘Snorlax’, the projects feature lets you keep your chats, files, and custom instructions in a unified location, helping one use ChatGPT in an organised fashion. 

The projects are built upon custom instructions, and any communication within that will be tailored to the instructions. The feature is also reported to have a word limit of 8,000 characters. Moreover, you can add documents, code files, images, and more to allow the tool to access the contents. 

When released, the feature will be positioned directly against Claude’s Projects feature, which lets you store and manage knowledge in the form of chats, files, and documents in one place. 

X user Tibor Blaho is often quick to spot features that have yet to be officially announced. He also spotted the features announced yesterday in the Day 1 event from OpenAI. 

Yesterday, OpenAI released the full version of the o1 reasoning model, along with a new pro mode that allows the usage of more compute to solve some of the harder requests from the user. The o1 Pro Mode, along with unlimited access to all of OpenAI’s models are packaged in a new $200 monthly plan called ChatGPT Pro. 

That said, users on X were also able to spot a GPT 4.5 model in preview, for the ChatGPT teams plan. While it wasn’t released in yesterday’s event, it may well launch soon in the coming few days. 

With eleven more days to go in OpenAI’s feature release spree, fans can expect plenty. At AIM, we’re speculating a bunch of new additions that OpenAI may release. What about a new, and powerful frontier model? Earlier this year, Sam Altman spoke about what to expect in GPT 5, in an interview with Bill Gates. 

Altman said. “GPT-4 can reason in only extremely limited ways. Reliability is also a concern. If you ask GPT-4 most questions 10,000 times, one of those answers might be pretty good, but it doesn’t always know which one. You’d want the best response from those 10,000 each time.”