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OpenAI announced a series of high-profile partnerships at its developer conference in San Francisco, signaling a major push into the enterprise market. CEO Sam Altman emphasized that the company will now “lean heavily into enterprise,” following the massive consumer success of ChatGPT.
The AI leader unveiled collaborations with Spotify, Zillow, and Mattel, alongside new tools that allow developers to build integrated applications using OpenAI’s technology. One standout feature is a new system enabling third-party apps to connect directly with ChatGPT. Demonstrations included generating playlists on Spotify and filtering property listings on Zillow through natural language queries.
Nick Turley, OpenAI’s head of ChatGPT, described this as the beginning of ChatGPT’s transformation into “something that feels a little bit more like an operating system,” while President Greg Brockman reinforced the company’s goal to create “the best enterprise platform.”
The announcement immediately influenced markets, boosting shares of partners like Zillow and Figma. AMD’s stock also surged over 30% after revealing a new chip supply deal with OpenAI. Spotify clarified that it would not share user data for AI training, and OpenAI confirmed that it would honor each partner’s data privacy settings.
Altman explained that OpenAI’s shift toward enterprise was always part of its plan but required more advanced AI models, which are now ready to handle complex business demands. He also acknowledged the company’s current unprofitability but downplayed financial concerns, stressing that OpenAI’s focus remains on long-term innovation and value creation.
With recent launches such as the AI video generator Sora and a plan to build over $1 trillion in computing capacity, OpenAI continues to redefine the frontier of artificial intelligence—blending ambition, technological prowess, and bold enterprise expansion.
