The update says more EU companies are using AI that can do a job in several steps, not just answer a question. Think of it as software that can plan and carry out parts of a task, then return the output for review.
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The update says more EU companies are using AI that can do a job in several steps, not just answer a question. Think of it as software that can plan and carry out parts of a task, then return the output for review.
ForEU enterprises evaluating workplace AI tools · Small businesses in the EU exploring time-saving software
This is software that can generate video for you from instructions. The headline change is it can make much longer videos in one go. The company also says it can produce more exact-looking images and is working toward making videos using spoken directions.
ForMarketing and communications teams making video content · Training and learning teams producing longer instructional videos
OpenAI is sharing teacher-focused learning materials in Brazilian Portuguese. It also points to a Study Mode feature meant to guide students through learning in small steps.
ForTeachers and tutors who teach in Brazilian Portuguese · Students who benefit from step-by-step learning support
This is about a product called Amp using OpenAI’s AI to do multi-step work, not just write code. The post names the AI versions it uses and mentions logging in with ChatGPT. The post does not explain what Amp can do day to day.
ForLearners trying to understand how AI tools may help with everyday tasks beyond coding · Teachers and trainers tracking how AI tools are evolving
OpenAI marked Teachers’ Day by pointing educators to AI for Educators in Brazilian Portuguese and describing how Study Mode supports step-by-step learning.