OpenAI’s Aug. 11 report on enterprise ChatGPT adoption found no statistically significant link between employees’ AI usage and revenue per employee. On page 35, the study reports revenue per employee is not meaningfully associated with output tokens or messages after controls. OpenAI responds by moving to track enterprise impact more aggressively, including hiring a new Chief Revenue Officer, Dali Rajic, to accelerate customer adoption and measurement.
Microsoft is merging its consumer Copilot app with its Microsoft 365 Copilot business app while removing multiple underperforming AI features. The cuts include losing access to Group Chats, AI-generated podcasts, Copilot Labs, and Deep Research by August 18, 2026. The change consolidates Copilot into a single experience, migrates standalone Copilot files to OneDrive, and may temporarily remove other features during the transition.
Microsoft is merging its consumer and commercial Copilot assistants into one Windows app interface, starting with the Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot apps. The change consolidates both personal and work accounts into a unified app and eliminates duplicate Copilot icons in the system tray/taskbar. As a result, users see one combined entry instead of two separate Copilot apps.
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