OpenAI is officially launching its ChatGPT App Directory and opening its Apps SDK to developers in preview. This move aims to transform ChatGPT from a chatbot into a full-fledged application platform. The success of this ambitious pivot is far from guaranteed.
OpenAI has officially launched its app store for ChatGPT. The new App Directory and SDK mark a significant platform shift, while existing “connectors” are being renamed as apps.
The anxiety over massive AI capital expenditures has officially gone global. After rattling U.S. markets, those fears spilled over into Asia on Thursday, tanking Japanese tech stocks.
Purdue University is making waves by announcing that all incoming undergraduate students, starting in the fall of 2026, will need to meet an “AI working competency” requirement to graduate. The plan is part of a broader AI strategy called AI@Purdue, but faculty and students are already questioning h
Sequence just raised $20 million in a Series A round to expand its AI-powered platform for automating revenue operations. The company aims to eliminate the manual work of billing, invoicing, and revenue recognition that still plagues finance teams. This funding highlights a growing trend of SMBs usi
Chip startup Mythic Inc. has secured $125 million in new funding to take on Nvidia in the AI processor market. The round was led by DCVC and included SoftBank, Honda, and Lockheed Martin.
A professor argues universities are letting Silicon Valley reshape knowledge and truth through uncritical AI adoption. A $16.9M ChatGPT deal and branded “AI camps” highlight the shift from critical inquiry to corporate compliance.
Kirsty Craig has been named one of BlackRock’s elite Tech Fellows. Her role as a “translator” between investors and engineers is key to deploying AI like the “Asimov” platform. She’s also expecting a baby in early January.
OpenAI is in preliminary discussions to raise at least $10 billion from Amazon. The deal could value the AI company north of $500 billion and see it adopt Amazon’s custom Trainium chips.
New research from Harvard’s Digital Data Design Institute, in partnership with Procter & Gamble, reveals that AI is reshaping workplace collaboration. The findings suggest the most innovative solutions come from strategically built teams that include AI, not just from individuals using the tools.
