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公開日: 2026-05-11
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May 11, 2026 How ChatGPT adoption broadened in early 2026 Q1 data shows consumer adoption growth across inferred gender, age, and geography. Loading… Share In the first quarter of 2026, consumer ChatGPT growth broadened across age groups, continued to rise among users with typically feminine names, and deepened in more countries. This analysis covers the messages sent on ChatGPT consumer plans (Free, Go, Plus, and Pro). Because it excludes Codex and ChatGPT enterprise and education products, it understates total workplace and educational usage. ChatGPT usage broadened beyond early adopters Users with typically feminine names represented a growing share of ChatGPT usage this quarter after reaching approximate parity last year. These users account for over half of users for whom we’re able to infer gender (see gender inference methodology here ). The number of messages from all age groups increased with ChatGPT’s overall growth . In Q1, users under the age of 35 still accounted for the largest share of total messages, but messages from users over 35 gained share this quarter. ChatGPT use spread beyond the largest and most established markets We rank countries by the number of messages sent per capita to track relative country-level usage patterns. Many of the largest gains in rank this quarter came from countries outside the most established markets. The 10 fastest-rising countries point to a broadening pattern of adoption across Latin America and the Caribbean, Asia-Pacific, and Africa. These changes reflect relative movement, not total usage. Countries with the largest increases in ChatGPT messages per capita ranking Country 2025Q4 Rank 2026Q1 Rank Change Dominican Republic 53 44 +9 Haiti 91 82 +9 Japan 43 35 +8 Mexico 60 54 +6 Tanzania 102 96 +6 Brazil 47 42 +5 Costa Rica 38 33 +5 Myanmar 99 94 +5 Papua New Guinea 109 104 +5 Austria 15 11 +4 Workplace use evolved Within work-related usage on consumer plans, creating written and visual materials continued to lead, but decreased over time while more specialized tasks became more popular. This analysis excludes Codex usage, which is likely shifting technical work toward coding agents. The fastest-growing workplace tasks included content creation, health-related documentation, and information retrieval. These trends point to expanding adoption across professions or industries. Overall, 2026Q1 data suggests ChatGPT is becoming a more mainstream tool: used by a broader mix of people, in more countries, and for increasingly recurring tasks. It reflects wider adoption and more embedded use. Work-related usage on personal accounts became more consistent During the first quarter, the balance between work-related and non-work use on consumer accounts continued in line with past trends. Users appeared to leverage repeatable use cases. Stay engaged OpenAI Signals is an ongoing effort to ensure that researchers and policymakers have the best data at their fingertips to understand how AI is and will impact the economy. If you’re a researcher interested in leveraging ChatGPT usage data, download it for your own research and exploration here . If you’re interested in how enterprises use AI , you can find the data here . If you want to stay up-to-date on data releases, subscribe for updates here . Keep reading Signals | OpenAI May 11, 2026 Signals consumer data | OpenAI May 11, 2026 Data methodology | OpenAI May 11, 2026