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OpenAI launched ChatGPT Enterprise in August.
OpenAI now has hundreds of companies paying for the corporate version of ChatGPT barely four months after launching the option, an indication of strong demand for the startup’s most significant effort to make money from its best-known product.
The artificial intelligence startup has signed up 260 enterprise customers for ChatGPT to date, Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap said in an interview this week. Those companies have more than 150,000 employees combined who are registered to use the product, Lightcap said. OpenAI hasn’t previously disclosed customer figures for the enterprise product.
