OpenAI's models can now pass the bar exam, write production code, and analyze medical images with expert-level accuracy. Yet most enterprises remain stuck in pilot purgatory, running ChatGPT
Read article →OpenAI's latest models can write production code, analyze financial statements, and draft legal documents at expert level. Anthropic's frontier systems can
In 2023, a wave of AI startups raised Series A rounds on a simple pitch: "We run GPT-4-class models at 1/10th the cost.
Netomi runs millions of autonomous customer service interactions per month on GPT-4 and advanced reasoning models. Model ML rebuilt financial services infrastructure from the ground
BNY Mellon has over 20,000 employees using AI agents in production. Your company has 47 ChatGPT pilots and three Slack channels debating governance frameworks.
OpenAI just published a framework showing how enterprises progress through five distinct AI value models—from basic workforce fluency to complete process reinvention. The uncomfortable
OpenAI's enterprise data reveals a strange anomaly: API usage is accelerating dramatically while the majority of Fortune 500 companies remain stuck in pilot
BNY Mellon just deployed AI agents to 20,000+ employees. Cisco is automating its entire engineering workflow with OpenAI. Accenture is building an entire practice
Most enterprise AI initiatives fail not because the technology isn't ready, but because companies are attempting process reinvention with a workforce that hasn&
OpenAI just took an equity stake in an accounting firm. Not a model lab, not a compute provider—an accounting firm. If that doesn'