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The Decoder reports OpenAI claims ChatGPT has reached 1.2 billion weekly active users, alongside an annualized revenue run rate approaching $70 billion—up approximately 70% since the start of Q3. The growth is reportedly driven by enterprise adoption, the Codex coding assistant, and pricing competition, with Anthropic tracking at a comparable run rate.
During its DevDay keynote, OpenAI announced Dots, an agentic assistant powered by its GPT-6 Astra model. Designed to compete with Meta's Muse AI, Dots operates as an always-on background system capable of executing tasks across connected applications while continuously learning user preferences over time. Claims are as reported; this summary makes no determination about accuracy or significance.
SiliconANGLE reports that enterprise transitions of AI agents from pilot phases to production environments are forcing organizations to overhaul identity and access management systems. Rapid deployments are highlighting security gaps, integration overhead, and vulnerabilities in legacy identity tooling.
The Information reports that OpenAI is in preliminary discussions with investors to raise a $30 billion pre-IPO funding round. The potential transaction could value the company at approximately $1.4 trillion, though no term sheet has yet been signed.
At DevDay, OpenAI announced a suite of enterprise and collaboration features for ChatGPT. The updates include shared workspaces, collaborative documents and slides, an open plugin system with MCP event automation, and integrations for Slack and Microsoft Teams. Claims are as reported; this summary makes no determination about accuracy or significance.
Meta has announced Muse for Small Business, a new artificial intelligence tool aimed at the 200 million small businesses currently operating across its platform, CNBC Tech reports.
WIRED reports that OpenAI is developing Dots, persistent, always-on AI agents designed to integrate with applications and execute multistep tasks, serving as a competitive response to Meta's Muse.
