Overview

• Non-work use climbed from 53% in June 2024 to about 73% by June 2025, indicating ChatGPT’s shift toward personal tasks.
• Practical guidance, seeking information, and writing now account for roughly 77–80% of conversations, with information-seeking rising to 24% from 14% a year earlier.
• Only 4.2% of messages involve coding, contrasting with Anthropic’s reports that Claude is used much more for coding and automation.
• Among adults who report age, about 46% of messages come from users 18–25, and classifiable first names slightly skew feminine at roughly 52%.
• The findings draw on about 1.1–1.5 million sampled consumer chats and exclude enterprise plans, use automated classification and name-based gender inference, and show faster adoption growth in lower‑income countries.