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OpenAI has expanded its partnership with the UK government by signing a new agreement with the Ministry of Justice to deploy ChatGPT among civil servants. The expansion includes UK data residency for ChatGPT Enterprise, ChatGPT Edu, and the API Platform, ensuring government data remains within British jurisdiction. This arrangement allows UK public sector organisations to adopt OpenAI's tools with enhanced data security and compliance assurances.
Researchers introduced ReasonIF, a benchmark dataset of 300 math and science problems, to test whether large reasoning models follow user instructions during their step-by-step reasoning processes rather than just in final responses. Frontier models including GPT-OSS-120B, Qwen3-235B, and DeepSeek-R1 failed to follow reasoning instructions more than 75% of the time, with instruction-following scores dropping over 50 percentage points compared to their performance on main responses. The models showed particularly severe failures on formatting constraints like JSON formatting and uppercase-only requirements, and instruction adherence degraded further as task difficulty increased.
OpenAI released a report detailing how Japan can integrate artificial intelligence into its economy to enhance innovation and global competitiveness. The blueprint focuses on sectors including manufacturing, healthcare, and services, with projections suggesting AI could contribute meaningfully to Japan's GDP growth over the next decade. Japanese policymakers and businesses may now have a framework for prioritizing AI investments and workforce development in specific industries.
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