ChatGPT

ChatGPT desktop is described as a human-agent collaboration interface for individual team members using software more efficiently. It is associated with computer-using AI agents that can operate software through user interfaces, including legacy systems without APIs or custom integrations, while users collaborate with them in real time and apply behavioral guardrails.

ChatGPT voice is a voice-based ChatGPT interface described in the video as accepting spoken instructions during activities such as biking. In the cited use case, it categorized emails, applied labels, replied to messages, and sent calendar invitations.

ChatGPT and Codex are AI tools described in the videos as handling tasks on a user's behalf. ChatGPT was used to find and book a piano teacher, while Codex was used to log into Comcast and address service issues after the provider blocked agents.

ChatGPT Work is OpenAI’s enterprise surface for knowledge workers. It brings together ChatGPT-based agents, plugins, skills, and MCP connections, including ChatGPT for Financial Services with market data, filings, and earnings transcripts from providers such as LSEG, PitchBook, and Daloopa. Finance plugins combine reusable skills with MCP connections to support workflows such as monitoring a portfolio change and preparing a client presentation, while Codex can be used to build custom skills, connect internal data, and extend the interface through plugins.

GPTs is a feature from OpenAI integrated in ChatGPT that lets users create, customize, and share specialized chat models called GPTs. It includes a marketplace (Explore GPTs) for discovering and using user-created GPTs and supports public sharing and invite links.