14 updates released in June 2026. The latest two weeks live on the first page.

“Newly added” means new to this index, not necessarily released today.

Jun 30 (Tue)

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Claude app Claude Sonnet 5 is out

Anthropic's most agentic Sonnet yet, with gains over Sonnet 4.6 in reasoning, tool use, coding and knowledge work.

What changes The mid tier now covers a wider range of work before you need to move up.Source →

Jun 26 (Fri)

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ChatGPT ChatGPT's Personal Finance Feature Reaches Plus Users and Android

ChatGPT's personal finance feature is rolling out to Plus users in the US on web and iOS, and is now available on Android for Pro and Plus users. Eligible users can connect financial accounts and view a dashboard while asking ChatGPT questions.

What changes Instead of opening several banking apps on payday, you can now ask ChatGPT directly about this month's spending in one place.Source →

ChatGPT ChatGPT Dictation Gets More Accurate

ChatGPT rolled out a new speech-to-text model for dictation across all plans. There's no change to how you use it, but transcription accuracy improved across languages, accents, and when speakers mix languages mid-sentence.

What changes If you dictate notes on the go or mix English and Korean mid-sentence, you'll retype fewer corrections afterward.Source →

Jun 25 (Thu)

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ChatGPT Codex Remote Goes GA, Letting You Approve Coding Sessions From Your Phone

Codex Remote is now generally available on all ChatGPT plans. From the ChatGPT mobile app, you can start or continue work on a connected Mac or Windows host, check progress, and approve actions. Remote Control now uses authenticated one-to-one QR pairing per device.

What changes You can kick off a long coding task and step away, then check progress and approve the next step from your phone even in a meeting.Source →

Jun 24 (Wed)

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ChatGPT ChatGPT's Default Model, GPT-5.5 Instant, Gets Better at Advice and Planning

OpenAI updated GPT-5.5 Instant, ChatGPT's most-used model, to improve conversational quality, especially when users are making a decision, asking for advice, planning something, researching options, or shopping. The model better identifies the underlying goal behind a question.

What changes When you're working through a multi-step decision like a job change or a move, the conversation flows more naturally without having to re-explain context each time.Source →

Jun 23 (Tue)

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Claude app You Can Now Delegate Work to Claude Directly in Slack

On Team and Enterprise plans, you can now tag Claude in a Slack conversation and hand off a task while you do something else.

What changes You don't need to switch over to a separate Claude app to delegate something, since the Slack thread you're already in is enough.Source →

Jun 22 (Mon)

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ChatGPT ChatGPT Now Turns Long Pastes Into Attachments Automatically

For ChatGPT Free and Go users, pasting more than 10,000 characters into the composer now automatically converts the content into an attachment instead of inserting it directly into the text field.

What changes Pasting a full meeting transcript or long report no longer clutters the composer, and you can refer back to it as a separate attachment instead of scrolling through the chat.Source →

Jun 18 (Thu)

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ChatGPT Codex's New Record & Replay Turns a Demo Into a Reusable Skill

The Codex app for macOS added Record & Replay: demonstrate a repetitive workflow once, and it turns that demonstration into a reusable skill you can run again automatically.

What changes If you have a repetitive task that's easier to show than describe, like filing a configured issue or downloading a recurring report, this lets you automate the process itself. It requires Computer Use to be enabled, and initial availability is limited.Source →

Jun 17 (Wed)

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ChatGPT ChatGPT's Scheduled Tasks Get Their Own Management Page

ChatGPT added a dedicated Scheduled page, accessible from the sidebar, where you can see all active tasks, check when they'll run next, and pause, resume, edit, or delete them in one place.

What changes If you've been having ChatGPT handle reminders or recurring work, you no longer have to dig through past chats to find them, everything's managed from one screen.Source →

Jun 12 (Fri)

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ChatGPT GPT-5.2 Models Retired, Conversations Auto-Switch to GPT-5.5

As of June 12, 2026, GPT-5.2 Instant, Thinking, and Pro are no longer available in ChatGPT. Existing conversations that used GPT-5.2 automatically continue on the corresponding GPT-5.5 model.

What changes If you had a workflow that specifically called GPT-5.2, your conversations keep working without any action needed, but know that GPT-5.5 is now the one actually responding.Source →

ChatGPT ChatGPT Adds Finer Controls Over Memory

You can now delete individual memories from the memory summary page, and turn memory off entirely via "Delete and turn off memory" in the three-dot menu. This doesn't delete your past chats.

What changes If a specific thing ChatGPT remembers bothers you, you can now delete just that item instead of turning memory off entirely. Note that if you turn memory back on later, it may recreate memories from chats still in your history.Source →

Claude app Access to Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 Has Been Suspended

Anthropic suspended access to Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5, saying it aims to restore access as quickly as possible, with details in its official statement.

What changes If you were relying on either model for work, you'll need to switch to another Claude model for now. The most reliable way to check restoration status is Anthropic's own notice or announcement.Source →

Claude app You Can Now Edit Claude's Drafts in Place

When Claude writes a draft, like a report or a plan, in chat or Claude Cowork, it opens right beside the conversation. Highlight the part you want changed, type the change, and it's edited right there.

What changes You don't have to re-describe a whole paragraph or switch apps, just point at the part you want changed.Source →

Jun 9 (Tue)

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Claude app Claude Fable 5 launched

Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5, a Mythos-class model made safe for general use.

What changes Capabilities from Anthropic's top-tier model family, previously aimed mainly at enterprise customers, are now available to everyday users through Fable 5.Source →