As per Adobe, the idea is to make "creativity accessible for everyone" by plugging Photoshop tools directly into ChatGPT. The desktop version of Photoshop already comes with plenty of generative AI features of its own, so this is AI layered on top of more AI—but is it actually useful?

ChatGPT may not stay ad-free forever. New leaked code hints ads could show up for certain query types, adding marketing into what was once a clean space. This could help OpenAI fund the free tier but change how natural your chats feel.

A report claims that OpenAI could start showing ads in its ChatGPT on Android in a future update. Early code directly mentions an "ads feature," as well as carousels that could display these ads for users, though speculation states they might not appear in one-on-one chats.

An Android app leak indicates that plans for ChatGPT ads are at least in the works. The 1.2025.329 beta version's code lists references to over a dozen APIs that appear to explicitly be about serving ads.

A little more than a year ago, Apple partnered with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT to its suite of products, including iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS. As several online reports have pointed out, this integration does not use requests for model training or advertisements if used without a ChatGPT account.

Newly discovered lines of code in the ChatGPT Android app suggest that ads could starting showing on the platform.