OpenAI just struck a licensing partnership with the Financial Times to bring FT's journalism into ChatGPT. Users will see attributed summaries, quotes, and links to FT reporting in relevant answers. The FT has also deployed ChatGPT Enterprise to all staff, signaling that major publishers are opting to partner rather than fight.
Moderna just rolled out ChatGPT Enterprise across its thousands of employees, with staff building 750 custom GPTs in just two months. Use cases range from Dose ID—which analyzes clinical trial data to optimize vaccine dosages—to legal review bots. Why it matters: Moderna is betting that generative AI can allow a few thousand people to operate like a 100,000-person pharma giant, aiming to launch 15 new treatments in five years.
OpenAI just struck its first-ever higher education partnership with Arizona State University, giving the school full access to ChatGPT Enterprise starting in February. ASU plans to build personalized AI tutors for STEM and freshman writing, while OpenAI promises student data won't train future models.
OpenAI is now projected to generate more than $1 billion in revenue over the next 12 months, according to The Information. That puts its current run rate at over $80 million a month, a massive leap from its $28 million projection back in 2021. With enterprise demand surging and ChatGPT Enterprise launching, businesses are clearly ready to pay for AI.
OpenAI just launched ChatGPT Enterprise, offering enterprise-grade privacy and unlimited high-speed access. The new tier promises zero model training on company prompts, includes 32k context windows, and integrates SSO and admin management. Why it matters: It gives data-conscious enterprises an official, compliant path to deploy AI across large teams.
