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OpenAI has added interactive visual explanations to ChatGPT, providing math and science learners with dynamic, step-by-step tools rather than static text.

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OpenAI is rolling out new interactive responses in ChatGPT it says are designed to make the chatbot more useful for learners.

Instead of just reading an explanation or looking at a static diagram, users can now engage directly with interactive visuals.

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