GPT-5.1 is now in Neuron — and ChatGPT has become even smarter and more 'alive'!
OpenAI unveiled the updated ChatGPT 5.1, completely revamping the tone system and personal settings. The model has become more human, better at explaining complex things, and more accurate with difficult tasks. Now ChatGPT itself suggests changing the response style if it notices your preferences.
🔥 In Neuron Premium, the new version is already working in all plans — starting with Lite, users get up to 100 requests per day. Try the updated ChatGPT and feel how much clearer and more attentive it has become to your requests.
🤩 Go to Neuron and test GPT-5.1 with internet access in action ⬇️
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