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The feature allows up to 20 participants in a single chat, making it useful for trip planning, school projects, team proposals, home renovation discussions or any situation where shared input is needed. Anyone in the group can call on ChatGPT by addressing it directly. The AI can answer questions, help generate content, analyse shared images and files, or respond to voice input. It acts like a knowledgeable team member who supports the conversation without dominating it.
Behind the scenes, the system uses the GPT 5.1 Auto model family, automatically selecting the most capable version based on the user’s plan tier (Free, Go, Plus or Pro). ChatGPT also behaves more naturally in group settings — pausing when needed, using emojis and recognising conversation cues.
To start a group chat, users simply open the app, tap the people icon, choose “Start group chat,” then share an invite link. Participants set a name and profile photo on joining. Group chats are separate from private ones, and ChatGPT’s memory does not apply. If a member under 18 joins, sensitive content is reduced for everyone.
Some limitations remain: certain tools like Python/data analysis are not yet supported in group mode, and performance may vary by region or plan. Still, Singapore users can expect strong use cases across study groups, families, startups and business teams, shifting ChatGPT from a solo assistant into a shared collaborative partner.
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