Already, we see clear signals. Everyone from scientists to marketers to operators is folding ChatGPT into everyday work. From debugging code to brainstorming campaigns, it’s becoming the first step in core workflows.

This report shares new data from our own analysis, combined with peer-reviewed sources, about who’s using ChatGPT at work, how people are putting it to use, and the ways it’s taking root inside organizations.

This report combines findings from independent third party industry-wide studies with analysis done by OpenAI on usage of ChatGPT and ChatGPT Enterprise. All analyses done by OpenAI in this report were performed on anonymized or aggregated usage data. OpenAI did not review any user or customer content (including model input or output), and did not analyze any identifiable data. All analysis of usage trends was conducted using automated content classifiers. Where the report references specific ChatGPT prompts, those ChatGPT prompts are fully synthetic examples, and not actual user or customer prompts.

When ChatGPT was released in November 2022, it mostly targeted a small group of AI researchers and enthusiasts. But within months, it had 100 million weekly active users, and today has over 700 million weekly active users, making it one of the world’s most visited websites.