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theverge ai · July 9, 2026

OpenAI's GPT-5.6 clears regulatory hurdle — can ChatGPT Work finally replace the employee?

openai launched the gpt-5.6 suite and the chatgpt work agent globally after receiving federal approval. this accelerates the race to build autonomous agents that can execute complex workflows for non-technical users.

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after two weeks of regulatory limbo, openai rolled out the gpt-5.6 suite—featuring the flagship 'sol' model—and the 'chatgpt work' agent to global desktop users. the agent integrates codex capabilities to autonomously generate finished materials like spreadsheets and web apps by connecting to tools such as slack and google drive. openai positions sol as a lower-cost, high-efficiency alternative for coding and cybersecurity tasks. the launch signals a shift from theoretical agents to practical deployment, directly targeting anthropic's claude cowork. availability extends to free desktop users immediately, with enterprise and mobile access following shortly.

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