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OpenAI Blog 3 months ago ● 3 sources
OpenAI introduced workspace agents within ChatGPT that automate complex workflows by running in the cloud and integrating across multiple tools. These agents are powered by Codex technology and operate with security controls for team-based access. Organizations can now delegate repetitive multi-step tasks to AI agents rather than managing them manually across different applications.
OpenAI Blog 3 months ago ● 3 sources
ChatGPT is introducing workspace agents that automate repetitive workflows and integrate multiple tools within team environments. The feature allows organizations to connect various applications and reduce manual task handling across their operations. Teams can now deploy these agents to handle standardized processes, potentially lowering the need for direct human intervention in routine work.
OpenAI Blog 3 months ago
Anthropic added WebSocket support to its Responses API to reduce latency in agentic workflows by enabling persistent connections and caching. The optimization reduced API overhead for multi-turn agent loops, with connection-scoped caching handling repeated requests without regenerating responses. This allows agents to execute tool calls and process feedback faster without repeated network round-trips.
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25 July 2026
The AI industry's fault lines deepened this week as twenty-five companies—Microsoft, Nvidia, Meta among them—signed a joint defense of open-weight models and distillation, while Anthropic and OpenAI notably abstained under White House pressure. The divide cuts to economics: Moonshot's Kimi K3 delivers Claude-equivalent code quality at one-third the price, and Chinese models now capture over 30 percent of token usage on major platforms. This isn't ideology; it's margin. Infrastructure providers backing open weights see opportunity in commoditization, while closed-model houses defend scarcity through restriction.
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