Work AI leader Glean announced a new collaboration with Internet2, a non-profit, member-driven consortium delivering advanced technology initiatives to support research and education.

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. OpenAI has finally added a long-requested feature for ChatGPT users: the ability to reference internal knowledge sources. ChatGPT Team users, one of the company’s paid tiers, can connect internal knowledge databases directly to the platform during this beta period, bringing company-specific information. A feature many enterprises say would give better responses to questions.This lets users perform semantic searches of their data, link directly to internal sources in responses, get the most relevant and up-to-date context, and ensure that ChatGPT understands internal company lingo. Right now, ChatGPT Team admins can connect Google Drive to ChatGPT. However, Nate Gonzales, a product manager at OpenAI, said in a LinkedIn post that the team “is already working on the next wave of connectors, aiming to support all the key internal knowledge sources your team relies on today.” These could include data analytics platforms and CRMs.“One of my favorite parts: over time, the model learns your org’s unique language—project names and acronyms, and team-specific terms—while respecting your user permissions so responses are grounded in the right context. (We love our codenames at OpenAI ?),” Gonzales said. Internal documents lead to better institutional knowledgeBy connecting internal knowledge bases, ChatGPT Team could become more invaluable to users who already ask the platform strategy questions or for analysis

Work AI leader Glean today announced it has been named to Fast Company's prestigious list of the World's Most Innovative Companies of 2025, earning the #1 spot in the Applied AI category and ranking #6 overall among the World's 50 Most Innovative Companies.