OpenAI reveals who is using ChatGPT more and for what purposes: 5 key takeaways
OpenAI’s latest study reveals who is using ChatGPT, what they use it for, and how it adds value to work and everyday life. Key insights on global adoption, usage patterns, and economic impact.
Usage is becoming more balanced The gender gap in ChatGPT usage has narrowed significantly. By mid-2025, more than half of users had names typically classified as feminine, showing adoption now mirrors the general adult population.
Rapid growth in low- and middle-income countries ChatGPT is becoming a global tool. Adoption in lower-income countries has grown over four times faster than in high-income countries, making the AI widely accessible.
Main uses focus on everyday tasks Most conversations revolve around practical guidance, seeking information, and writing. Writing is the top work-related task, while coding and creative self-expression are less common.
Usage patterns: Asking, Doing, Expressing About 49% of interactions involve asking for advice or guidance, 40% involve doing tasks like drafting text or programming, and 11% involve expressing personal thoughts, exploring, or playing.
Economic value in work and daily life ChatGPT is used 30% for work and 70% for personal life, helping with decision-making, productivity, and everyday tasks. Its impact is growing as people discover new ways to use it, creating value beyond traditional economic measures.
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