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OpenAI launches the EU Economic Blueprint 2.0 with new data, partnerships, and initiatives to accelerate AI adoption, skills, and growth across Europe.

Apply for the EMEA Youth & Wellbeing Grant, a €500,000 program funding NGOs and researchers advancing youth safety and wellbeing in the age of AI.

Learn how OpenAI protects user data when AI agents open links, preventing URL-based data exfiltration and prompt injection with built-in safeguards.

PVH Corp., parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, is adopting ChatGPT Enterprise to bring AI into fashion design, supply chain, and consumer engagement.

Prism is a free LaTeX-native workspace with GPT-5.2 built in, helping researchers write, collaborate, and reason in one place.

TRUSTBANK partnered with Recursive to build Choice AI using OpenAI models, delivering personalized, conversational recommendations that simplify Furusato Nozei gift discovery. A multi-agent system helps donors navigate thousands of options and find gifts that match their preferences.

Indeed’s CRO Maggie Hulce shares how AI is transforming job search, recruiting, and talent acquisition for employers and job seekers.

A technical deep dive into the Codex agent loop, explaining how Codex CLI orchestrates models, tools, prompts, and performance using the Responses API.

An inside look at how OpenAI scaled PostgreSQL to millions of queries per second using replicas, caching, rate limiting, and workload isolation.

How Praktika uses GPT-4.1 and GPT-5.2 to build adaptive AI tutors that personalize lessons, track progress, and help learners achieve real-world language fluency

A data-driven report on how workers across industries use ChatGPT—covering adoption trends, top tasks, departmental patterns, and the future of AI at work.

Discover how Higgsfield gives creators cinematic, social-first video output from simple inputs using OpenAI GPT-4.1, GPT-5, and Sora 2.

Our latest report reveals stark differences in advanced AI adoption across countries and outlines new initiatives to help nations capture productivity gains from AI.

Edu for Countries is a new OpenAI initiative helping governments use AI to modernize education systems and build future-ready workforces.

OpenAI and the Gates Foundation launch Horizon 1000, a $50M pilot advancing AI capabilities for healthcare in Africa. The initiative aims to reach 1,000 clinics by 2028.

Stargate Community plans detail a community-first approach to AI infrastructure, using locally tailored plans shaped by community input, energy needs, and workforce priorities.

Cisco and OpenAI redefine enterprise engineering with Codex, an AI software agent embedded in workflows to speed builds, automate defect fixes, and enable AI-native development.

ServiceNow expands access to OpenAI frontier models to power AI-driven enterprise workflows, summarization, search, and voice across the ServiceNow Platform.

ChatGPT is rolling out age prediction to estimate if accounts are under or over 18, applying safeguards for teens and refining accuracy over time.

How AI can expand human agency by closing the capability overhang—helping people, businesses, and countries unlock real productivity, growth, and opportunity.

OpenAI’s business model scales with intelligence—spanning subscriptions, API, ads, commerce, and compute—driven by deepening ChatGPT adoption.

The truth left out from Elon Musk’s recent court filing.

ChatGPT Go is now available worldwide, offering expanded access to GPT-5.2 Instant, higher usage limits, and longer memory—making advanced AI more affordable globally.

OpenAI plans to test advertising in the U.S. for ChatGPT’s free and Go tiers to expand affordable access to AI worldwide, while protecting privacy, trust, and answer quality.

OpenAI is investing in Merge Labs to support new brain computer interfaces that bridge biological and artificial intelligence to maximize human ability, agency, and experience.

OpenAI launches a new RFP to strengthen the U.S. AI supply chain by accelerating domestic manufacturing, creating jobs, and scaling AI infrastructure.

OpenAI partners with Cerebras to add 750MW of high-speed AI compute, reducing inference latency and making ChatGPT faster for real-time AI workloads.

By rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise company-wide, Zenken has boosted sales performance, cut preparation time, and increased proposal success rates. AI-supported workflows are helping a lean team deliver more personalized, effective customer engagement.

We’re publishing our Raising Concerns Policy, which protects employees’ rights to make protected disclosures.

OpenAI and SoftBank Group partner with SB Energy to develop multi-gigawatt AI data center campuses, including a 1.2 GW Texas facility supporting the Stargate initiative.

OpenAI and Datadog brand graphic with the OpenAI wordmark on the left, the Datadog logo on the right, and a central abstract brown fur-like texture panel on a white background.

How Netomi scales enterprise AI agents using GPT-4.1 and GPT-5.2—combining concurrency, governance, and multi-step reasoning for reliable production workflows.

OpenAI for Healthcare enables secure, enterprise-grade AI that supports HIPAA compliance—reducing administrative burden and supporting clinical workflows.

Tolan built a voice-first AI companion with GPT-5.1, combining low-latency responses, real-time context reconstruction, and memory-driven personalities for natural conversations.

ChatGPT Health is a dedicated experience that securely connects your health data and apps, with privacy protections and a physician-informed design.

Applications are now open for OpenAI Grove Cohort 2, a 5-week founder program designed for individuals at any stage, from pre-idea to product. Participants receive $50K in API credits, early access to AI tools, and hands-on mentorship from the OpenAI team.

More than one million customers around the world now use OpenAI to empower their teams and unlock new opportunities. This post highlights how companies like PayPal, Virgin Atlantic, BBVA, Cisco, Moderna, and Canva are transforming the way work gets done with AI.

OpenAI is strengthening ChatGPT Atlas against prompt injection attacks using automated red teaming trained with reinforcement learning. This proactive discover-and-patch loop helps identify novel exploits early and harden the browser agent’s defenses as AI becomes more agentic.

OpenAI introduces a new framework and evaluation suite for chain-of-thought monitorability, covering 13 evaluations across 24 environments. Our findings show that monitoring a model’s internal reasoning is far more effective than monitoring outputs alone, offering a promising path toward scalable control as AI systems grow more capable.

OpenAI is updating its Model Spec with new Under-18 Principles that define how ChatGPT should support teens with safe, age-appropriate guidance grounded in developmental science. The update strengthens guardrails, clarifies expected model behavior in higher-risk situations, and builds on our broader work to improve teen safety across ChatGPT.

OpenAI and the U.S. Department of Energy have signed a memorandum of understanding to deepen collaboration on AI and advanced computing in support of scientific discovery. The agreement builds on ongoing work with national laboratories and helps establish a framework for applying AI to high-impact research across the DOE ecosystem.

OpenAI shares new AI literacy resources to help teens and parents use ChatGPT thoughtfully, safely, and with confidence. The guides include expert-vetted tips for responsible use, critical thinking, healthy boundaries, and supporting teens through emotional or sensitive topics.

GPT-5.2-Codex is OpenAI’s most advanced coding model, offering long-horizon reasoning, large-scale code transformations, and enhanced cybersecurity capabilities.

This system card outlines the comprehensive safety measures implemented for GPT‑5.2-Codex. It details both model-level mitigations, such as specialized safety training for harmful tasks and prompt injections, and product-level mitigations like agent sandboxing and configurable network access.

GPT-5.2-Codex is OpenAI’s most advanced coding model, offering long-horizon reasoning, large-scale code transformations, and enhanced cybersecurity capabilities.

Welcome back. AI tools with promises of optimizing workflows, streamlining efficiencies, and even reducing costs have been around for nearly three years–and enterprises are still buying them. A recent report from Salesforce-owned cloud data management company Informatica, published Tuesday, finds that AI adoption is still booming, with 69% of companies having integrated generative AI into their business practices in the past year. This, of course, isn’t without its challenges, with a little over half of the 600 leaders surveyed identifying data reliability as a top barrier to moving projects from pilot to production. Yet another example of how AI can

Welcome back. AI’s next leap isn’t just about bigger models, but smarter ones. Today, we've got an inside look at a breakthrough reasoning model that squeezes more performance out of fewer parameters. It's rare for efficiency, transparency, and capability to move forward together, but that's what we're seeing. MBZUAI’s K2 Think V2 is positioning itself as both a technical standout and a philosophical one, challenging assumptions about scale, openness, and control. We break down how its training approach cuts hallucinations, why its end-to-end openness matters in a market full of half-open claims, and what a “fully sovereign” model means for

Welcome back. World models are having a moment, and the AGI debate is full of more conflicting signals than ever. As investors pour billions into spatial intelligence, AI’s biggest thinkers are openly questioning whether LLMs alone will ever get us to general intelligence. Meanwhile, more AI agents are appearing in the real world: Amazon is rolling out personalized health agents in telemedicine, and Synthesia is betting big on video agents to retrain the enterprise workforce. Today's stories point to a clear shift: The next phase of AI isn’t just smarter chatbots. It’s systems that see, act, explain, and increasingly show

Good morning. Welcome to this special weekend edition of The Deep View, presented in partnership with Granola. OUR WHOLE TEAM SWITCHED TO GRANOLA. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED. Last week, we told you about Granola, the AI notepad that works differently from every other meeting tool out there. Over the last few months, our entire team switched to it. Not because anyone mandated it. Everyone who started using it genuinely enjoyed it, and the rest of us wanted in. Here's what we've learned. ---------------------------------------- HOW DIFFERENT TEAMS AT THE DEEP VIEW USE IT The thing that surprised us: Granola fits completely different workflows across the company. Partnerships: Tracking timelines, objectives,

Welcome back. Apple is reportedly developing an AI pin — a thin, flat disc about the size as an AirTag but with cameras, microphones, and a speaker. The idea would be that it could understand your personal context and use AI to proactively do helpful things. We saw how well that worked for the ill-fated Humane AI Pin and OpenAI pivoted from a similar product to an AI earbud. The Apple AI pin would need to be worn as a pendant or necklace, which poses multiple problems. Apple is reportedly also working on AI glasses, which would be far more

Hello friends. Welcome to a special edition of The Deep View, presented in partnership with DEEL. HOW TO SOLVE THE ROI PROBLEM FOR AI INFERENCE How do you make AI inference affordable enough to deliver real ROI in the enterprise? In Season 2, Episode 1 of The Deep View: Conversations, we talk with Rob May, founder and CEO of Neurometric AI, to break down one of the most urgent challenges in AI today: the soaring cost of inference, and how to bring it down without sacrificing performance. Today's AI is increasingly powerful, but it’s also expensive. For enterprises to see real returns, inference costs have

Welcome back. AI toys aren’t all fun and games. A recent report from advocacy group Common Sense Media published Thursday finds that AI-powered toys can be risky to young children. The report, which tested three popular AI-enabled toys on the market, asserts that these toys collect extensive data on children, risk emotional dependency due to engagement-focused design, and often spewed out inappropriate outputs due to a breakdown in safety guardrails. Though these gadgets may look cute, AI is still AI at the end of the day. — Nat Rubio-Licht IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER 1. ANTHROPIC REWRITES THE BOOK ON CONSTITUTIONAL AI 2. OPENAI NAMES

Welcome back. I'm excited to introduce a new member of The Deep View team, Senior Reporter Sabrina Ortiz. Sabrina has been covering the AI revolution with incredible energy and insight over the past three years. At The Deep View, she will continue to cover AI's biggest questions, most important developments, and industry-shaking events. She will be writing news, posting on social media, hosting podcasts, moderating panels, and much more. If you're not already following Sabrina on LinkedIn, X, and Instagram, then this is a great moment to go and do it! —Jason Hiner IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER 1. CAN CHATGPT AGE CHECKS KEEP

Welcome back. OpenAI's policy chief confirmed at Davos that the much-anticipated Jony-Ive-designed hardware device is "on track" to be unveiled in the second half of 2026. The device likely won't reach consumers until early 2027. But as I've said before, the fact that OpenAI went back to the drawing board after originally planning to make a device like the ill-fated Humane AI-pin was a smart move. We're now expecting a device more like a smart earbud. Still, when we polled The Deep View audience, only 29% said they would consider buying a new form-factor AI device made by OpenAI. —Jason

Welcome back. Claude Cowork could become the first AI agent to earn mainstream appeal. It generated major buzz last week, and Anthropic has quickly opened it up to more users. Originally limited to $100/month Max subscribers, it's now available on the $20/month Pro plan. Cowork is largely a nice interface for Anthropic's best-known product, Claude Code, a command-line tool that coders had already figured out how to use for building presentations, cancelling subscriptions, controlling smart home devices, and researching vacations. Cowork makes the AI agent accessible to non-coders. I was so interested in trying Cowork that I was considering a

Good morning. Welcome to this special weekend edition of The Deep View, presented in partnership with Granola. HOW GRANOLA FITS INTO MEETINGS WITHOUT CHANGING HOW YOU WORK Most AI note-takers try to capture everything. Granola works differently. It helps you pull out what actually matters to you, without asking you to do more during the meeting. * No need to prepare notes. * No need to write everything down. * No need to invite a bot to your call. Here’s the simplest way to think about it to get the most value. ---------------------------------------- USE GRANOLA LIKE APPLE NOTES, NOT A MEETING TOOL Granola works best when you

Good morning. Welcome to this special weekend edition of The Deep View, presented in partnership with SNOWFLAKE. HOW TO MAKE YOUR AI AGENT PRODUCTION-READY 🚀 Agents often fail in ways you can’t see. These hidden mistakes silently rack up compute costs, spike latency, and cause inflexible behavior that collapses in production. This session introduces the Agent GPA (Goal-Plan-Action) framework, available in the open-source TruLens library. Benchmark tests show that the Agent GPA framework consistently outperforms standard LLM evaluators, providing teams with scalable, trustworthy insight into agent behavior: * 95% error detection (vs. 55% baseline methods) * 86% accuracy in pinpointing where an error

Welcome back. Two of the six co-founders of Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab have left the trendy startup and returned to OpenAI. There's been a lot of drama around the situation and some sharp elbow-swinging on both sides. But don't lose the larger narrative. The battle over AI talent remains fierce in 2026 (further under the radar, OpenAI's safety research lead just changed jerseys to play for Anthropic). But the bigger story might be the commoditization of frontier models. It suddenly looks more appealing to focus on building AI to solve specific problems rather than building the world's single best

Welcome back. OpenAI has quietly launched ChatGPT Translate. It supports 28 languages and comes with a bunch of great tips that are already more useful than what you'll find on Google Translate and other sites. However, Google Translate supports over 240 languages and has its 1,000 Languages Initiative to use AI to expand to all the most common languages on the planet. Language translation is clearly one of the strongest and most useful capabilities of LLMs. Over the past year, I already used standard ChatGPT prompts to effectively translate whole documents many times. While there's a lot of dialogue about

Welcome back. Investors are always chasing the next moonshot. Leave it to a couple of engineers to get it literal about it. Y Combinator, Nvidia, and SpaceX have all invested in a new startup, GRU Space, that aims to build the "First Lunar Hotel" by 2032 and has started taking bookings at $416,667 per night. A video on X shows a brief look at the design. The two-person startup says it will reinvest the profits from its Moon hotel to build structures on Mars, asteroids, and beyond as part of its journey toward Galactic Resource Utilization. At least the brightest minds