OpenAI introduced a Sign in with ChatGPT feature that lets users authenticate to supported external applications using their ChatGPT account. The service, now available to all verified ChatGPT users, initially integrates with partners such as Notion, GitLab, Airtable and others, sharing only basic profile information. It marks OpenAI's entry into the digital identity space, positioning it against established single‑sign‑on providers.
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Chinese coverage frames the launch as a strategic push into the identity market, highlighting competition with long‑standing SSO giants. Meanwhile, the technical outlet underscores the practical rollout and privacy safeguards, suggesting OpenAI is first building trust before scaling. Watching how quickly third‑party apps adopt the service will indicate whether OpenAI can become a mainstream identity provider.
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