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ChatGPT is rushed into “superapp” with agents and partners. You can go on an IPO.
OpenAI is preparing the largest update ChatGPT and wants to turn the service into the so-called “superapp” with tools for programming and AI agents,сообщила The Financial Times, citing current and former employees of the company.
According to the publication, the restructuring is associated with a large-scale reorganization within OpenAI. The company redistributes resources towards corporate customers and strengthens competition with Anthropic, which also actively develops products for business.
The central place in the update will be taken by Codex, the OpenAI tool for working with the code. The Financial Times writes that the product will receive more attention and resources, and the first changes will appear in the coming weeks on the ChatGPT website and in mobile applications.
OpenAI will also change the ChatGPT interface. New tips and features will be more likely to lead users to tools for programming, image generation and affiliate services, including Canva and Booking.com. According to the company, ChatGPT should become not a separate window for dialogue, but a single entry for different digital tasks.
The Financial Times links the update to prepare OpenAI for a possible exit on the stock exchange. Reuters previously reported that the company is preparing a confidential application for an IPO in the United States, but CEO Sam Altman said that OpenAI does not tie placement to a specific date and will enter the market when it considers the moment appropriate. It is noteworthy that the rumors coincided with the submission of Anthropic confidential application for an IPO.
The report also provides financial guidelines. According to the Financial Times, most of the Codex users already pay for access, and 2 million companies provide about 40% of OpenAI’s revenue. The company expects that by the end of the year the share of the corporate segment will grow to 50%.
At the same time, Reuters emphasizes that it was unable to promptly confirm the information of the Financial Times, and OpenAI did not respond to a request for comment. So far we are talking about unconfirmed data, and not about the official announcement of OpenAI.
OpenAI is preparing the largest update ChatGPT and wants to turn the service into the so-called “superapp” with tools for programming and AI agents,сообщила The Financial Times, citing current and former employees of the company.
According to the publication, the restructuring is associated with a large-scale reorganization within OpenAI. The company redistributes resources towards corporate customers and strengthens competition with Anthropic, which also actively develops products for business.
The central place in the update will be taken by Codex, the OpenAI tool for working with the code. The Financial Times writes that the product will receive more attention and resources, and the first changes will appear in the coming weeks on the ChatGPT website and in mobile applications.
OpenAI will also change the ChatGPT interface. New tips and features will be more likely to lead users to tools for programming, image generation and affiliate services, including Canva and Booking.com. According to the company, ChatGPT should become not a separate window for dialogue, but a single entry for different digital tasks.
The Financial Times links the update to prepare OpenAI for a possible exit on the stock exchange. Reuters previously reported that the company is preparing a confidential application for an IPO in the United States, but CEO Sam Altman said that OpenAI does not tie placement to a specific date and will enter the market when it considers the moment appropriate. It is noteworthy that the rumors coincided with the submission of Anthropic confidential application for an IPO.
The report also provides financial guidelines. According to the Financial Times, most of the Codex users already pay for access, and 2 million companies provide about 40% of OpenAI’s revenue. The company expects that by the end of the year the share of the corporate segment will grow to 50%.
At the same time, Reuters emphasizes that it was unable to promptly confirm the information of the Financial Times, and OpenAI did not respond to a request for comment. So far we are talking about unconfirmed data, and not about the official announcement of OpenAI.
