OpenAI’s biggest research on human-ChatGPT talks will surprise you

    By Nadeem Sarwar
Published September 15, 2025

OpenAI has released its biggest analysis to date about the usage habits of ChatGPT. In a research paper courtesy of the company’s Economic Research team and Harvard economist David Deming, the company analyzed 1.5 million ChatGPT conversations, and it’s now shedding light on some interesting stats about how interactions with the AI chatbot unfold. 

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