ChatGPT now chooses which AI model fits your request on its own, so you skip the menu, but you may not see which model answered.
ChatGPT now decides on its own which AI model should handle each request. According to a report from Android Authority published on November 3, 2026, you should no longer need to pick a model from a menu before you ask your question.
Until now, getting the best answer often meant choosing the right model yourself. A model is the AI engine that writes the reply. Some are built for speed, others for harder thinking. The report says ChatGPT now makes that call for you, matching the model to the job without being told.
The practical upside is less fiddling with settings. A quick question and a tough one can go through the same chat box. That can mean faster answers for you and your team.
The choice is now hidden. You will not always see which model did the work. So it is worth noticing how ChatGPT handles quick questions compared with hard ones, and whether the quality matches what you expect.
The full article was not available for this summary, so these details remain unconfirmed. Check OpenAI's own announcement or your ChatGPT settings for specifics.
ChatGPT now picks the model for you, so spot-check answers on important tasks, since you may not see which model produced them.
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