OpenAI has released ChatGPT for Intune, a separate iOS app for enterprise and school users requiring Microsoft Intune. The free app syncs history across devices and includes features such as image generation, Advanced Voice Mode, file uploads, and content summarization.

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OpenAI is gradually releasing its flagship model Astra to $20 ChatGPT Plus subscribers, with initial availability inside the Work section. No information has been provided on possible access for free users.
OpenAI has confirmed a partial outage for ChatGPT Work that began at approximately 11:04 AM ET on August 31, 2026, preventing some users from starting or continuing tasks. The incident particularly affects Plus subscribers and remains ongoing as the company works on a mitigation.
OpenAI confirmed that all ChatGPT signups and logins are currently unavailable, while some already-authenticated users also cannot reach the chatbot. The company applied a mitigation at roughly 8:40 p.m. ET as Downdetector reports began to decline.
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