ChatGPT is testing a clone of your voice from Slack, Gmail, and Notion

“ChatGPT doesn’t want a style guide. It wants your Gmail.”

The Story

OpenAI is testing a ChatGPT “Writing Style” feature that learns your voice from connected apps: Slack for messaging, Gmail for email, Google Drive and Notion for documents. The onboarding copy: “ChatGPT will write in your voice by referencing examples from your connected apps.” OpenAI confirmed the test; no public wide rollout date. Unlike Claude Styles (paste samples), this reads the corpus already sitting in your tools.

Why It Matters

Identity theft as a convenience setting. The model doesn’t need you to describe your voice; it already has your Slack. Pair with reader-revolt / LLM-sentence coverage only as contrast — this is a new artifact: voice as an API permission.

Evidence

BleepingComputer, 7 Sept 2026; onboarding screenshot (Gael on X); OpenAI confirmed it is testing Writing Style. Not a general launch.

Sources

Daily scan: 2026-09-07