GPT-5 comes with a new feature: scheduled notifications. Until now, AI interactions were linear and synchronous — I asked a question, it answered. With notifications, I can set it to operate asynchronously, delivering something independently on a schedule. For example, I’ve scheduled one for 7:00 each morning. GPT-5 generates a fresh insight on one of my ongoing projects, drawn from the body of work we’ve been building together. It might highlight a blind spot, suggest a connection across projects, or surface a thread I had set aside. This marks a meaningful shift in how AI can be used. It’s no longer just a tool I query, but an autonomous partner integrated into my workflow, helping to sustain momentum.
GPT-5 introduces scheduled notifications for asynchronous AI interactions
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