OpenAI's NEW GPT 6 (FREE!) 🤯

Today, I'm going to show you the crazy rumors about GPT6. This could change everything about how AI works. We're talking memory that actually remembers you, AI agents that do your work, and maybe even a free local version. But here's the thing, none of this is confirmed yet. I'll show you every leak and rumor that's out there right now. Let's jump in. Quick heads up before we start. Everything I'm showing you today is based on rumors and leaks. Open AAI hasn't confirmed any of this stuff yet, so take it all with a grain of salt, but the leaks are wild. And I wanted to show you what people are saying because if even half of this is true, it's going to change how we use AI forever. All right, so what's actually happening with GPT6 right now? Here's the truth. There's no official GPT6 product out yet. What we have are CEO hints, industry reports, and community leaks. People are saying GPT6 will have longer memory, better agents, and crazy multimodal powers. The time frame, maybe 2026, but let me show you what OpenAI is actually doing right now. They just launched GPT5. They released Agent Kit. They even dropped some open weight models. So, the company is moving fast and that's why these GPT6 rumors make sense. They're not sitting around doing nothing. They're building towards something big. And from what I'm seeing, GPT6 could be the biggest leap yet. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Now, let me break down the biggest rumors about GPT6. And trust me, some of these sound like science fiction, but they're all coming from real sources. Number one, persistent long-term memory. This means GPT6 could remember everything about you, your preferences, your past chats, your style. It would feel like talking to someone who actually knows you, not just another AI that forgets everything every time. Think about how annoying it is right now. You have to explain the same stuff over and over. Your brand voice, your audience, your preferences. With GPT6, that could all go away. It just remembers. Number two, stronger agent abilities. This is huge. We're talking about AI that can handle multi-step tasks on its own. Book a flight, check your calendar, send emails, all without you doing anything. True automation. Right now, AI can help you write an email, but you still have to send it. With GPT6, it could write it and send it and schedule the follow-up and add it to your CRM all by itself. That's the promise. Number three, massive multimodal reasoning. GPT6 could understand images, video, audio, and text all at once way better than what we have now. Imagine showing it a video and asking questions about what's happening. Or giving it a screenshot and having it build the entire website, or playing it a song and having it write lyrics that match the vibe. But this needs insane amounts of compute power, like data center level stuff. We're talking millions of dollars just to train this thing. Number four, and this is wild, potential open weight or local options. Some rumors say OpenAI might release a version you can run on your own computer. No internet needed, completely offline. That would be a gamecher for privacy because right now everything you type into chat GPT goes to OpenAI servers. They can see it, they can store it, they can use it for training. But with a local model, none of that happens. It stays on your computer. And number five, big privacy and safety trade-offs. With all this memory and power comes risk, data retention, misuse, regulatory problems. Open AAI knows this and they're probably working on safety tools right now because if they launch something that leaks user data or causes harm, it's over. The regulators will shut them down. So, they're being careful or at least they should be. So, where are these rumors coming from? Twitter is going crazy with leaks. Reddit threads are popping off. Industry insiders are dropping hints. I've seen screenshots, tweets, and community posts all talking about GPT6. Some people claim to have inside info. Others are just speculating based on job postings and research papers. Now, I can't verify all of it, but when you see this many people saying the same thing, something's usually up. The memory feature keeps coming up over and over. So does the agent stuff. And the local model rumors are getting louder. Here's what's interesting, though. Open AAI hasn't denied any of this. Usually, when rumors are completely false, companies come out and say so. But OpenAI is staying quiet, which makes me think there's some truth here. All right, let's talk about what's realistic versus what's just hype. Memory is technically possible, but it's expensive and it's a privacy nightmare. Think about it. If Open AI stores everything you say, where does that data go? Who can access it? How long do they keep it? Can the government request it? Can hackers steal it? These are real questions, and Open AI hasn't answered them yet. The agent features sound amazing, but they need way better safety tools. You can't just let AI do whatever it wants. What if it

books the wrong flight? What if it sends a bad email to your boss? What if it accidentally deletes your files? Right now, we have guardrails, but those guardrails also limit what AI can do. If you want true agents, you have to remove some of those guardrails, and that's scary. Open AAI has been working on safety evals and red teaming, so they know this is a problem, and they're trying to solve it before launch, but I don't know if they'll get it perfect. Nobody does. The multimodal reasoning stuff is already happening. GPT5 can handle images and audio pretty well, so a bigger multimodal model makes sense. This is probably the most realistic rumor on the list, but it's going to cost a lot to run. Don't expect it to be cheap. The local model rumors are interesting, but I'm skeptical. Running a model as big as GPT6 on your laptop, that's tough. The model files alone could be hundreds of gigabytes. Maybe they'll release a smaller version like a GPT6 Mini that runs locally. That would make more sense. Or maybe it's just hype. We'll see. Now, before we wrap up, I want to tell you about something that's going to help you right now. It's called the AI profit boardroom. This is the best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds of hours with AI automation. We've got members making real money with AI, building real systems, getting real results. If you want to stay ahead of this stuff, you need to be in there. The link is in the description. Now, let's talk about why you should care. If GP6 has memory, it changes everything for creators. Imagine an AI that knows your brand voice, your audience, your style, your past content. You wouldn't have to explain it every single time. You could just say, "Write me a YouTube script. " And it would know exactly what you want. For businesses, this is massive. Customer service agents that remember every interaction. No more asking the same questions over and over. Personal assistants that actually know your schedule, your preferences, your habits. Dev tools that understand your codebase, and can write features without you explaining everything. This saves time. This saves money. This lets you do more with less. But there are risks, too. Data retention is scary. What if your private info gets leaked? What if the AI remembers something you don't want it to? What if a competitor gets access to your AI's memory? They'd know your entire business strategy. You need to think about this stuff now, not after it's too late. Here's my advice. If GPT6 launches with memory, turn it off unless you need it. Don't share sensitive info. Don't put your passwords, your bank details, or your secrets into AI. And always assume the AI is storing what you say because it probably is. For agents, start small. Don't let AI handle your bank account on day one. Test it with lowrisk tasks first, like scheduling meetings or sending basic emails. See how it performs, then slowly give it more access. Now, before we go further, I want to tell you about something that's going to help you right now. Not in 2026, right now. This is the best place making real money with AI, building real systems, getting real results. One member automated their entire lead gen process. Another built an AI customer service agent that handles thousands of tickets. These aren't theories. All right, that that's everything I know about GBT6 so far. Remember, these are rumors, not confirmed facts. But the leaks are coming from enough places that something's probably happening. Open AAI is building something big and when it drops, you want to be ready. If you want to stay updated on AI, you need to join the AI money lab. It's completely free. Inside, you'll get 50 plus free AI tools and 200 plus Chat GPT SEO prompts. You'll learn how to make money with AI agents. Get access to 1,000 plus free nad workflows, and see how one member made $10,000 plus with Chat GPT. You'll get a full blueprint to generate thousands of leads free with AI, plus a free AI community, free AI course, and proven AI case studies. And if you got value from this video, drop a comment below. Let me know what you think about GPT6. Thanks for watching. and I'll see you in the next one.