OpenAI for Business

Build your next presentation with your team—and ChatGPT. 🤝 With ChatGPT Slides, teammates can edit the same deck at once, leave shared comments, and ask ChatGPT or your dot to help refine it. What will your team create? https://lnkd.in/eSTg5uc2

Bringing legal expertise and frontier AI together starts with trust. For Thomson Reuters’ Camillo Speroni, that means output lawyers can verify, cite and put their name on. Watch him discuss Thomson Reuters’ work with OpenAI to bring HighQ and Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Legal into ChatGPT Enterprise, connecting the tools lawyers rely on in one place.

Get a head start on Monday, then get back to your Sunday. Alex shows how to set up a dot in the ChatGPT mobile app and put it to work on a project, all from his phone. His dot can keep working while he’s away, and he can check its progress when he’s back at his computer. Learn more about dots: https://lnkd.in/dC65ba5h

“The whole point is I want to hit the ground running.” HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto wraps up his day by putting Codex agents to work. They research the competition, compare tools, and prototype features he’s still working out. That gives him a head start on the next day’s work. Building your startup with Codex? Read all the stories and share yours: https://lnkd.in/ecRZGBQd

More academic labs can now put OpenAI to work. The new Rosalind Academic Plan helps eligible scientific labs get started with sponsored access to ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, Codex, and the GPT-Rosalind model. Researchers can bring papers, biological data, and analysis together to explore ideas, follow the evidence and plan their next experiment. Swipe to see how Dr. Brian Hie, Dr. Mathieu Bourdenx, and Dr. Liang Zhao are using GPT‑Rosalind in their labs. See if your lab is eligible and how to apply: https://lnkd.in/eP9iXYRu

“If you have an idea, bring a prototype right away.” For Shopify CTO Mikhail Parakhin, Codex is changing what his team brings to the meeting. The new expectation: ideas arrive with prototypes. From delegating tasks to exploring architectural options, he’s using Codex to take on work he couldn’t before. Meet Mikhail, one of the builders in Codex Originals. Building with Codex? Share your story: https://lnkd.in/e8drVbRk

Cybersecurity research, moving from weeks to hours. SentinelOne’s Gregor Stewart describes OpenAI’s cyber capabilities reaching human-level output in about eight hours on reverse-engineering work that would take a top researcher four to six weeks. That lets security teams investigate more malware, connect related threats and keep a clearer picture of how attacks are evolving. “That’s a kind of intelligence that we were never able to afford before.” Watch Gregor explain what faster research makes possible. https://lnkd.in/e6cWiaP5

“Not being technical is not a reason to not build.” Amrita Bhasin is proving it. At Sotira, Amrita uses Codex to connect unsold products with people who need them, helping keep millions of pounds of inventory out of landfills. Meet Amrita, one of the builders in Codex Originals. Building with Codex? Share your story: https://lnkd.in/e8drVbRk

The analysis in an investment deck can inform where tens—or hundreds—of millions of dollars go. Hebbia’s Kavita Anand describes the stakes of investment research: finding the right evidence in a data room with thousands of documents, then building a deck that follows the user’s guidelines. Kavita says Astra showed double-digit gains over every other model Hebbia tested on both source selection and PowerPoint generation.

Run browser-agent experiments overnight. Review the results in the morning. StackAI CTO Frank Hidalgo, PhD used GPT-6 Astra in Codex to do just that. The team used Asana’s Command to turn findings into changes that shipped. The team tested four models across 144 runs. The optimized GPT-6.1 Sol workflow delivered 76X lower estimated model costs and roughly 5X faster runs than the original production setup. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/eVqki_As