Hi OpenAI Team 
First off, congratulations on the amazing work you’ve done with ChatGPT. What you’ve built isn’t just an assistant — it’s an extension of thought, creativity, and collaboration. Truly, hats off to you.
I wanted to share an idea that may already be on your radar… but if not, here’s a vision I believe could be a big next step:
If ChatGPT is an “intelligent companion,” then it’s also the perfect candidate to become part of the future of social networks — but of a new kind: intelligent, creative, and purposeful.
The Idea: Collaborative Spaces Between ChatGPT Accounts
Imagine if two (or more) ChatGPT Plus users could connect voluntarily to:
- Share a dedicated conversation space (like a chatroom or channel),
- Create shared folders or project threads with the ability for each assistant to contribute,
- Allow the AIs to collaborate, exchange ideas, summarize progress, or bounce suggestions back and forth,
- Use a clear permission system (view only, edit, suggest, private/public visibility, etc.)
Kind of like a Slack + Notion + ChatGPT fusion, but built right into your ecosystem.
Why This Would Be Powerful:
We’re many users working as:
- Creative partners, couples, friends, or coworkers,
- Wanting to maintain personal/private spaces yet collaborate seamlessly,
- Already seeing ChatGPT as an extension of our inner dialogue — we just need a little bridge to make it a truly intelligent collaboration tool.
The technical foundations are already here. A smart “social layer” would bring it all together.
Thanks for your incredible work. If this idea resonates, I’d love to see it evolve.
I know many of us would use this kind of feature in our daily creative lives.
— A passionate (and slightly visionary) user 