“Our goal is simple” - OpenAI tells us how enterprise adoption can help take it to the next level, so get ready for a lot more ChatGPT at work (www.techradar.com)

OpenAI is doubling down on enterprise adoption with a suite of developer- and business-focused launches revealed around Dev Day: AgentKit and AgentBuilder for building customizable agents, improved UI components, and Codex as an “agentic” coding model that developers can use in terminals, IDEs, or the cloud. There’s also a Codex SDK to help productionize code-generation workflows and a Slack plugin so teams can chat with Codex inside collaboration tools. Crucially, Apps in ChatGPT will let companies embed bespoke UIs/UX directly inside ChatGPT, letting businesses “meet users where they are” and package GenAI features for employees or customers. The significance is practical and strategic: OpenAI is shifting from consumer-driven momentum to a “tops down, bottoms up” enterprise play—pairing big transformational projects with broad AI literacy and everyday tooling so organizations actually ship differentiated products instead of rebuilding the same scaffolding. With 5M+ paying business users and features that shorten the path from prototype to production, expect faster internal adoption (hackathons often surface unexpected use cases) and more standardized, enterprise-grade GenAI deployments. The moves also underline OpenAI’s mission focus—building toward AGI while providing accessible, production-ready primitives for builders and enterprises.