Google Gemini now has broader language support. It also covers Extensions which are now supported in 40 new languages!

Seems like this planned update came on time 👀

Chatgpt rolls out data controls v2 with more privacy options
https://www.testingcatalog.com/chatgpt-rolls-out-data-controls-v2-with-enhanced-privacy-options/

🗞 #chatgpt

Anthropic launches Claude AI iOS app along with a new Team plan
https://www.testingcatalog.com/anthropic-launches-cloud-ai-app-with-claude-3-integration-and-new-team-plan/

🗞 #claude

Official video 👀

Perplexity is beta testing Pages (Articles). "Pages are in-depth explorations of any topic — they are easy to read, ideal for sharing, and can be created in seconds. We are granting early access to a small set of users who are interested in creating Pages."

📲 Early Access form

📲 Pages are only available on the web for now. You can check an example Page over here 👀

Finally got my hands on the upcoming new UI for ChatGPT. It has been in development for some time already, but it is indeed some sort of a fresh juice. Dropping my notes on the UX along with some screenshots 👇

In overall, the new UI brings two big things. First, it emphasizes the focus on the conversation itself by removing all the controls away under collapsible menus. And second, it is shifting the UI more towards a familiar conversational form with chat bubbles.

Chat history is now fully dedicated to this purpose and can be easily collapsed. Custom GPTs now belong to the same drop-down where the model selection is, which makes sense, but it also limits the number of pinned GPTs you can have a shortcut to.

The main menu was moved to the top right corner similar to lots of other apps including Google Gemini.

In order to access some of the menus, you would have to hover a bit more in comparison to how it used to be before, for example, to access options of custom GPTs.

In overall, I cannot say that I like this update very much. It's definitely something fresh and new. The codename of this overhaul is Juice. I assume it's a fresh juice, and it's indeed there. But it also feels like it is less appealing to power users, focusing more on casual users who would mainly focus on the conversation itself. Here I would like to hear the opinion of anyone with designer expertise. It would be very interesting to discuss 🤖

Perplexity is testing an incognito mode. It works similarly to the incognito mode for traditional browsers where your search query won't be saved in the search history.

Enabling the setting will toggle a notice on the nav bar saying "History disabled while incognito"

The new icon will be also shown on the "New Thread" popup. It seems like an active A/B test is running at this moment and some users may get access to it already.