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OpenAI conducts AI research and deployment to build advanced AI models and tools that help people automate tasks, be more creative, and make better decisions. Its products include ChatGPT, a conversational AI that can write, code, tutor, and assist in interactive tasks, and Sora, which can generate videos from text prompts. OpenAI’s models typically run through cloud-based services and subscriptions, with licensing and partnerships for broader use. The company operates a capped-profit model to balance generating revenue with ensuring safety, ethics, and long-term societal benefits. Its approach emphasizes safety, responsible deployment, and collaboration with researchers, governments, and institutions. The goal is to ensure artificial general intelligence, when it arrives, benefits all of humanity and minimizes risks.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$196.5B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2015
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Health insurance
Dental and vision insurance
Flexible spending account for healthcare and dependent care
Mental healthcare service
Fertility treatment coverage
401(k) with generous matching
20-week paid parental leave
Life insurance (complimentary)
AD&D insurance (complimentary)
Short-term/long-term disability insurance (complimentary)
Optional buy-up life insurance
Flexible work hours and unlimited paid time off (we encourage 4+ weeks per year)
Annual learning & development stipend
Regular team happy hours and outings
Daily catered lunch and dinner
Travel to domestic conferences
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called OpenAI "one of the most consequential companies in history" in a CNBC interview on Monday, praising its leadership and research capabilities. He described working with the AI startup as "a real privilege". Huang's comments followed OpenAI's absence from the roughly 100 companies supporting Nvidia's newly launched OpenShell, an open-source safety platform for AI agents. However, Huang said OpenAI could "use whatever part" of OpenShell it wants. The Nvidia chief described himself as "a responsible optimist" and argued that AI development and safety are complementary rather than competing priorities. He warned against regulatory approaches that could "suffocate the industry" whilst AI continues developing. Nvidia's board authorised a $150 billion increase to its share repurchase programme, bringing total remaining authorisation to $235 billion.
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Bradley Tusk, an early Uber investor, says he would short OpenAI if the company were public, calling it "wildly overvalued". Speaking on Yahoo Finance, the Tusk Strategies founder cited multiple headwinds, including competition from Anthropic, Meta, Google, and Grok, along with energy constraints, regulatory challenges, and geopolitical risks. Both OpenAI and Anthropic are rumoured to be considering public debuts within 12 months. OpenAI reported 18% revenue growth in the second quarter but deepening losses, according to the Wall Street Journal. Anthropic saw $1 billion in sequential revenue growth but minimal profits. Tusk questioned Anthropic's readiness to go public, stating, "I don't even think they are close.
Intapp has partnered with OpenAI to integrate its Celeste AI plug-in with ChatGPT Enterprise, targeting law firms. The integration allows firms to access internal data, workflows, and relationship intelligence through ChatGPT whilst maintaining confidentiality protocols and ethical walls. Shares rose 4% following the announcement. However, the stock remains under pressure, down roughly 20% year-to-date to around $36, compared with a $45 finish in 2025. The company is transitioning to cloud and AI services, with management guiding fiscal 2027 revenue between $656.5 million and $660.5 million. Subscription revenue is expected to reach $528.7 million to $532.7 million. Celeste differentiates itself by targeting business operations rather than legal research automation, addressing the specific compliance needs of regulated industries.
OpenAI has launched a benchmark for evaluating AI systems used in mental health applications. The move comes as the company has been strengthening ChatGPT's responses in sensitive conversations and introducing a Trusted Contact feature. The release arrives during increased regulatory scrutiny of mental health AI. The US Food and Drug Administration has issued guidance on digital mental health medical devices, whilst early lawsuits have alleged that some AI chatbots encouraged minors' suicides. The benchmark aims to establish standards for assessing AI performance in mental health contexts, though specific details about its implementation were not disclosed.