ChatGPT has written text and software code since its inception, but any fine-tuning of your prompt required a complete rewrite. OpenAI has released a new feature called Canvas, which provides a shared, editable page where ChatGPT can mimic a human collaborator and repeatedly edit or provide feedback on the portions of text and code you select.

A useful way to think of Canvas is to think of ChatGPT as your partner in a writing or coding project (you might even say “copilot” if you were at Microsoft). Canvas operates on a separate page from the standard chatbot window, where you can ask the AI ​​to write a blog post, code a feature for a mobile app, etc. Instead of reading through the result and requesting a change in tone or To request a customization of the code, you can highlight the specific parts you want to change and comment on the type of changes you want.