This is a partial quote from a Digital Today article.
https://news.nate.com/view/20260610n24617
https://www.digitaltoday.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=673727
ChatGPT has added a feature to send emails directly within the web chat window. Users can connect their Gmail or Outlook accounts and handle everything from draft creation to pre-sending approval without opening a separate mail service.
According to IT media TechRadar on the 9th (local time), this feature is currently available to Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plan users on the ChatGPT web version.
The key point is that ChatGPT goes beyond simply drafting email text and is actually connected to your inbox to handle sending. When a user requests email composition, ChatGPT first guides the user through the tasks to be performed and displays an approval window before sending. Users can review the content and decide whether to send.
In actual use, there's no need to manually write long email drafts. In an experiment sending article ideas to a work email address, ChatGPT composed content based on the provided link and was ready to send. It also showed specifically what tasks would be performed before sending, and when the user approved, the email was delivered in a few seconds.
However, there are limitations. The biggest current constraint is the inability to send attachments. Since file transfer is a major use case for email, lack of attachment support is considered a clear weakness. File transfer in email is one of the most common use cases, so it's assessed that it cannot completely replace existing mail clients.
Support is also limited. Free and high plan users cannot use it, and desktop and mobile applications (hereinafter apps) are not yet supported. OpenAI currently only provides the feature on the web version. Supported mail services are also limited to Gmail and Outlook. [Remaining content omitted]
This is a post from the ChatGPT Twitter (X) official account.
https://x.com/ChatGPTapp/status/2062944254591430917
