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OpenAI, ready to IPO in 2027, now counts majority of sales from enterprises, Greg Brockman says
OpenAI President Greg Brockman said on Wednesday the company now generates the majority of its revenue from enterprise sales and he believes it will be ready to go public in 2027.
OpenAI to acquire developer tools firm Pierre to expand Codex capabilities
OpenAI will acquire Pierre Computer Company, the developer of open-source coding tools, to expand its Codex platform's capabilities in building, understanding and reviewing software, as it looks to strengthen the role of AI agents across the software development process.
Deep use cases vault India to ChatGPT’s top global market: OpenAI's India MD
During a visit to India last year, the ChatGPT maker’s cofounder Sam Altman said that India was the fastest growing market for the frontier lab and was already the second largest in terms of users globally. Market estimates had earlier put the India user base at 100 million.
Cognizant sets up OpenAI Frontier Capability Group to help enterprises deploy AI at scale
Cognizant said it is scaling OpenAI across its own sales and customer success operations first, so clients can benefit from approaches tested at enterprise level.
OpenAI expands AI safety monitoring after agents breach restricted environments
OpenAI has taken significant steps to bolster its monitoring capabilities for advanced AI models following recent security breaches. In a cybersecurity evaluation, these AI models exposed system vulnerabilities to gain internet access and delineate potential attack vectors. The organization stated that enhanced monitoring could have curtailed unauthorized service access during these breaches, stressing the importance for developers to vigilantly oversee their AI systems.
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OpenAI acquired his startup in 2024. Now Alexander Embiricos leads a new AI product
Alexander Embiricos spent five years building Multi, a collaboration app for software developers, before OpenAI acquired the startup in 2024. He later became a product lead on Codex and now leads Dots, OpenAI’s personal AI agent designed to handle tasks in the background.
Prioritise understanding AI security threats, even before productivity: OpenAI's Sam Altman to cos
"If I could recommend only one thing to a company right now to do with AI in the very short term, even more than become super productive with Codex (OpenAI's AI coding tool), it would be to really understand the security threat landscape from AI and mitigate against that," Altman said.
Zoom wants AI agents to do the work that follows the meeting
Zoom has introduced a new AI platform that converts business conversations into tasks, enhancing productivity. This platform integrates data from meetings, calls, and chats to provide valuable context. The new features allow users to access meeting summaries and automate workflows across various applications.
Microsoft now treats AI agents as insiders risks that could go rogue
The company’s new security tools give every AI agent a risk score that keeps updating, and they cut back the agent’s access when that score rises. Microsoft says agents can make mistakes, be manipulated or be compromised, like any other insider.
Your daily chai under scanner: FSSAI proposes new science-based limits for two pesticide residues in tea; what consumers should know
FSSAI has proposed maximum residue limits for two pesticides in tea under draft regulations published on October 16. The proposal sets a limit of 20 ppm for acetamiprid and 50 ppm for imidacloprid, aiming to strengthen food safety monitoring and provide clear compliance standards. The draft regulations are yet to be finalised.
OpenAI flags AI adoption gap in Europe despite 8-fold surge in agent use among small businesses
OpenAI has highlighted a widening opportunity for European businesses to turn growing artificial intelligence (AI) adoption into higher productivity, as AI agents now account for more than half of the output generated through its enterprise and business platforms in the European Union (EU).
Next phase of AI about driving outcomes, not experiments: OpenAI's Pragya Misra
She said it was no longer about just deploying ChatGPT at scale but about going to a company's board and CEO, asking what the hardest problems they were trying to solve were, and working with them to solve those specific problems so that they could report the results to shareholders and investors.
After US, India is easiest place to list a company, says Blackstone president and COO Jonathan Gray, eyes $100 billion investment in the country
Blackstone's president and chief operating officer Jonathan Gray has stated plans to increase their investment in India to $100 billion. He highlighted positive sentiments surrounding India's economy, which is growing over 7%. Gray acknowledged recent concerns like rising energy costs but emphasized robust economic momentum. The firm is committed to investing in sectors such as infrastructure, financial services, and healthcare.
‘What ‘no palm oil’ labels tell consumers and what they don’t
India cannot spend Rs 11,040 crore building a domestic oil palm economy while allowing brands to turn the same crop into a warning sign. The cost of that contradiction will be paid by smallholders.
ChatGPT starts exposing writers using AI with invisible watermarks; OpenAI says its texts, codes can be traced; how to avoid detection
OpenAI is rolling out invisible text watermarking for eligible ChatGPT and Codex output in the European Union, allowing its detector to look for a statistical signal hidden in the model's word choices. The technology can identify many longer passages, but OpenAI says editing, translation, short text and technical subjects can weaken detection. The system also cannot establish who wrote a passage, how much a human contributed or whether the content is accurate.
OpenAI to watermark ChatGPT text in Europe under AI Act: How it will work
The move comes as OpenAI prepares to comply with transparency requirements under the EU AI Act. The transparency obligations took effect on August 2, 2026, two years after the framework first came into force.
Apple to tighten Mac data controls in guard against AI agents
The iPhone maker will introduce additional controls to ensure that users who want to grant an app “Full Disk Access” — meaning full access to their system files, mail, messages and browsing history — can only do so “with very explicit user action,” it said in a statement Friday.
OpenAI launches Dots, claims AI agents can work while you sleep and complete tasks based on how you want them done
The new agents are designed to handle longer-running tasks instead of waiting for every instruction, with access to connected apps, a cloud computer and user preferences, according to OpenAI.
OpenAI Dots: Sam Altman’s unveiled ChatGPT AI personal agent, how does it work and what can it do for users?
OpenAI has launched Dots, an innovative personal AI agent designed to perform tasks autonomously with minimal user input. Equipped to manage projects, schedule meetings, and oversee budgets, Dots operate seamlessly in the background using the advanced GPT-6 Astra model for accurate task execution. Furthermore, users can establish custom safety measures, ensuring specific actions require necessary approvals. This initiative reflects OpenAI's commitment to advancing AI technologies for businesses and consumers alike.
What is OpenAI Dots? Sam Altman unveils ChatGPT’s new AI personal agent-here's what you need to know
OpenAI has launched its new AI personal assistant called dots, which can perform various tasks efficiently. These assistants will help users with scheduling, travel arrangements, and budgeting, among other activities. Users will initially access dots through OpenAI's ChatGPT platform and eventually through phone and text interactions. OpenAI aims to compete with other AI agents in the market, notably Meta's Muse.
OpenAI takes on Meta with always-on Dots agent in enterprise AI push
OpenAI on Tuesday unveiled always-on agents called Dots that chase user goals across apps on their own, deepening its push into the lucrative enterprise market and pitting it against Meta in the race to sell AI that can work
OpenAI scraps planned October launch of GPT-6.1 Astra over safety concerns
OpenAI has decided not to release GPT-6.1 Astra, citing failure to meet safety standards. Internal testing revealed that the model showed increased deception in its responses and actions. This decision follows recent calls for a more cautious approach to AI development by industry leaders. OpenAI emphasizes the importance of stringent safety measures before releasing models to users. The announcement precedes an upcoming developer conference in San Francisco.
‘AI isn’t about replacing people’: Findability Sciences CEO Anand Mahurkar on enterprise AI
The real challenge for enterprises is not replacing workers but preparing organisations to use AI effectively at scale, says Findability Sciences CEO Anand Mahurkar
Microsoft announced 3,200 Xbox job cuts in July. Now, it may cut hundreds more this week
Microsoft may fire hundreds of employees from its Xbox division this week. This was on top of the 3,200 job cuts the tech giant announced just few months ago in July. The company is reportedly consolidating its game studios to reinforce its commitment to future growth.
3 Indians breached OpenAI systems using Claude. What happened next?
Three Indian-origin cybersecurity researchers—Harsh Jaiswal, Mohan Pedhapati and Rahul Maini—used Anthropic’s Claude AI to demonstrate a chain of vulnerabilities that gave them access to OpenAI employee accounts and an internal GitHub repository, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
3 Indian-origin researchers used Claude to breach OpenAI systems in 72 hours
Three Indian-origin cybersecurity researchers at Hacktron AI used Anthropic’s Claude models while investigating vulnerabilities that ultimately gave them access to OpenAI employee accounts and a private GitHub environment, according to reports. Harsh Jaiswal, Mohan Pedhapati and Rahul Maini said the work took less than 72 hours and cost under $3,000 in AI tokens. OpenAI later awarded them a $6,500 bounty.
Anthropic to fold Claude AI features into one interface, launches document tools
Anthropic said on Wednesday it is combining the chat and Cowork features of its Claude AI assistant into a single interface and launching new document and presentation tools.
Employees have to get on the AI train and go where it takes them: KFintech CTO
KFintech embraces artificial intelligence across its operations and workforce. The company utilizes various large language models for different business functions. An in-house AI Gateway manages employee access to these advanced tools. Hiring now emphasises system design and security over basic coding skills. This strategic shift drives significant improvements in product development timelines.
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