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The Work Now Within Reach
AI is expanding what people and businesses can achieve. Ideas once held back by time, cost, or access to expertise are becoming practical to pursue. That opens the door to breakthroughs in human achievement, to new businesses, new markets, and new possibilities. OpenAI is built to help realize these ambitions.
GPT‑6 Astra is a major step forward in AI capability. It is the world’s most intelligent and aligned model, and is state-of-the-art in areas such as computer use, browsing, software engineering, cybersecurity, science, and professional work.
OpenAI is built to turn this research progress into broad benefit for people and organizations around the world. Our broad reach across both consumer and enterprise means new capabilities have a direct route to customers through products they already use. And our full stack compute strategy gives us greater control over the capacity, performance, and the cost of delivering that intelligence.
These advantages compound. Better models open up new work. More efficient compute makes that work affordable at a greater scale. Revenue from growing adoption funds further research and infrastructure, strengthening our ability to pursue the next breakthrough and bring it to people everywhere.
Consumer and enterprise strengthen each other
Our products reach more than one billion weekly active users and 2.5 million businesses. Every research advance improves ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, Codex, and applications built on our API. One investment in model research supports many products and their diversified revenue streams.
Individual use and enterprise deployments expand over time. In our study of people on individual ChatGPT plans, daily message volume was roughly 50% higher six months after signup than in the first month, and people had tried roughly twice as many distinct tasks.
More work becomes worth doing
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