OpenAI has signed a major enterprise deal with Samsung Electronics to make its generative AI tools available to employees as part of Samsung’s broader push to accelerate AI adoption. Multiple outlets report that Samsung will provide OpenAI’s ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to staff across the company. The services are planned for deployment to employees in South Korea and to select international divisions, including personnel in Samsung’s Device eXperience (DX) Division worldwide. The rollout is described as an expansion of OpenAI’s enterprise footprint, with Samsung positioned as one of OpenAI’s largest global enterprise customers. Samsung intends to embed the tools across a range of functions rather than limiting them to a single team. Reported areas include software development and engineering, as well as wider workplace uses such as marketing, product design, and manufacturing-related activities. The arrangement also reflects Samsung’s ongoing internal AI efforts, alongside its external AI product initiatives. The deal centers on enabling employee access to ChatGPT Enterprise for general enterprise use and Codex for AI-assisted coding and development tasks.
OpenAI provides ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to Samsung employees worldwide
OpenAI has signed a major enterprise deal with Samsung Electronics to make its generative AI tools available to employees as part of Samsung’s broader push to accelerate AI adoption. Multiple outlets...
- Samsung Electronics signs an enterprise agreement with OpenAI to deploy ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex.
- The tools are planned for companywide use, including employees in South Korea and worldwide coverage in select international divisions.
- Deployments include Samsung’s Device eXperience (DX) Division worldwide, according to reporting.
- Samsung plans to integrate the AI tools across multiple business functions such as software development, marketing, product design, and manufacturing.
- OpenAI frames the deal as one of its largest enterprise deployments to date.
Samsung Electronics deployed OpenAI’s ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to its entire South Korean workforce and select international divisions, Seeking Alpha reported Monday (June 22). The deployment marks one of the artificial intelligence developer’s largest corporate adoptions to date. The technology conglomerate plans to integrate these AI tools across multiple core business functions, encompassing software engineering, […] The post Samsung Rolls Out OpenAI Tools to Workforce in Major Enterprise Push appeared first on PYMNTS.com.
10 hours agoSamsung and OpenAI have formed a partnership around semiconductor manufacturing - Samsung is one of OpenAI's AI chip suppliers. But their most recent partnership goes beyond that. Samsung signed a deal with OpenAI and is making ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex available to all of its employees. Samsung is accelerating AI adoption internally as it has externally for the past few years. The company has been focusing heavily on Galaxy AI for its One UI OS and is now leveraging the technology to develop its new products. ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex will be deployed in all Samsung branches...
13 hours agoOpenAI is set to supply its chatbot ChatGPT Enterprise and its artificial intelligence (AI) coding agent Codex to Samsung Electronics employees worldwide as part of the Korean tech giant's companywide push to accelerate its AI transformation. Under the deal, the services will be available to all employees in Korea and to staff across the company’s Device eXperience (DX) Division worldwide. The agreement marks a significant expansion of OpenAI’s enterprise footprint, positioning Samsung among its largest global customers. Samsung plans to embed the generative AI tools across a wide range of functions, including software development, marketing, product design and manufacturing, to boost productivity and strengthen problem-solving capabilities. “This deployment is significant in OpenAI’s history because Samsung, a global technology and manufacturing leader, is adopting AI not as a tool specific for certain teams or tasks but as a core platform to enhance the way employees work and innovate across the organization,” OpenAI Korea General Manager Kim Kyoung-hoon said. “OpenAI will w
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