OpenAI launched Health in ChatGPT for US adults, allowing users to connect Apple Health and supported medical records for more contextual health conversations.

The feature enables ChatGPT to access personal health data to provide more tailored responses about medical questions and wellness topics. Users can link their Apple Health app and compatible electronic health records directly through the ChatGPT interface.

OpenAI said connected health data and related conversations would not be used to train foundation models or target advertisements. The company positioned this as a privacy-first approach to health AI, addressing concerns about sensitive medical information.

The launch comes as tech giants increasingly compete in healthcare AI. Apple has built extensive health tracking capabilities into its devices, while Google and Microsoft have developed clinical AI tools for healthcare providers.

Other AI developments

Fugu-Ultra released version 1.1 with improved coding, agentic tasks, and advanced reasoning capabilities. The model maintains the same pricing as v1.0 while offering what the company calls frontier-level performance through dynamic model orchestration.

Runway launched Media Router, a developer tool that automatically selects optimal image, video, or audio models based on quality, speed, or cost requirements. The release positions Runway Dev as an infrastructure layer offering unified API access to both proprietary and third-party generative models.

Anthropic updated Claude's voice mode to support Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku models, while adding integrations with Gmail, Slack, Notion, and Google Calendar. Free accounts remain limited to Haiku and one connected app.

Black Forest Labs launched FLUX 3, a multimodal model capable of generating images and audio-video clips up to 20 seconds from single prompts. The company said the architecture could eventually support robotic perception and action applications.

Microsoft introduced MAI-Image-2.5-Pro for high-fidelity image generation and MAI-Voice-2-Flash for faster voice applications, both entering public preview as part of the company's production model lineup.