Openai Archive

During a Q&A with reporters at DevDay, Nick Turley referenced one of the event’s earlier announcements — that OpenAI is introducing a way to work with apps like Canva, Zillow, Coursera, and Spotify inside ChatGPT — and the chatbot’s next stage of growth. “What you’re going to see for the next six months is an evolution of ChatGPT from an app that is really, really useful into something that feels a little bit more like an operating system.” Within ChatGPT, he said, people will be able to access services and software — both existing software they’re used to using and new software built “natively” atop ChatGPT.

When creating apps for ChatGPT, developers must follow a set of guidelines that say apps must be appropriate for everyone, including people aged 13 to 17. However, OpenAI notes that it will support mature (18+) apps once it implements the “appropriate age verification and controls.”

Sam Altman announced that the company’s GPT-5-Codex-powered AI coding tool is now out of research preview and has a direct Slack integration, with more features coming soon.

Mattel has already been using Sora 2 via OpenAI’s API to “bring product ideas to life more quickly,” says CEO Sam Altman.

The suite of tools includes an Agent Building platform, which offers a visual canvas for developers to create and deploy AI agents. AgentKit also includes access to a customizable chat interface that devs can embed into a website, along with tools to evaluate an agent’s performance. Box, Canva, and Evernote are already using the platform.

The San Francisco event will kick off with a keynote by CEO Sam Altman, followed by a media Q&A with OpenAI executives like Greg Brockman and Brad Lightcap, a developer state of the union, and a closing fireside chat between Altman and famed former Apple designer Jony Ive.

There are a lot of reasons to be cautious about generative AI tools like OpenAI’s Sora — environmental, ethical, financial, and more — but let’s not forget the fact that it can also be really, really annoying.

OpenAI has acquired Roi, a personal investing startup backed by Kevin Durant that promised AI-driven “insights, education, and guidance.”