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This Thursday morning, OpenAI confirms a major update to ChatGPT, offering unlimited text chats for free users and introducing new, more accurate AI models across the board. Both CNET and MacRumors report that free users will now have uncapped text conversations, a significant shift from previous usage limits. This change rolls out next week. This week, free users also get a new default model, GPT-5.6 Luna, which multiple sources like Gadget Review and Tech My Money highlight as a smarter, more reliable AI, with OpenAI internally reporting a 62% reduction in factual errors compared to the prior version. A new "Think" button will also be available for free users to prompt higher reasoning on complex questions. For Plus and Pro subscribers, OpenAI is upgrading to GPT-5.6 Sol. The Tech Buzz and the-decoder.com note this model is designed for more focused, concise answers and includes a slider tool for users to adjust the AI's "thinking" depth. In other AI news, Meta has launched Muse Code, an "agentic" AI coding app that can plan, write, and validate code without constant human supervision, as detailed by Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha and Citizen Digital. This positions Meta to directly compete with OpenAI and Anthropic in the automated coding market. Adobe is also making a significant move, integrating over 70 of its creative tools, including Photoshop and Premiere, directly into ChatGPT via a new plugin. CNET and 9to5Mac reveal this allows users to edit photos, create videos, and design marketing assets using natural language commands within the chatbot. Finally, a Florida man is suing OpenAI after ChatGPT allegedly gave him medical advice that led to a pulmonary embolism, a development MedLearn Publishing reports could set a precedent for AI accountability, especially as OpenAI launches a new "Health" feature. These developments mean that while AI tools are becoming more accessible and powerful for creative and coding tasks, users must remain cautious about the reliability and safety of AI-generated advice, particularly concerning health.