Expanding Collaboration from AI Infrastructure to Enterprise-Wide Transformation (AX)
OpenAI will supply ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to Samsung Electronics to drive work innovation and enterprise-wide artificial intelligence transformation (AX). This is considered the largest adoption case among OpenAI’s global enterprise contracts.
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On June 22, OpenAI announced that it will provide ChatGPT and Codex services to all employees of Samsung Electronics in Korea, as well as to all employees in the Device Experience (DX) division worldwide.
Samsung Electronics plans to utilize ChatGPT and Codex across various work domains including software development, marketing, product development, and manufacturing to enhance employee productivity and problem-solving capabilities. Employees will be able to use ChatGPT for knowledge-based work such as information search and analysis, document creation, idea development, and data interpretation. With Codex, employees can turn their ideas into software, in-house tools, websites, and automated work processes.
With the adoption of ChatGPT Enterprise, the scope of collaboration between the two companies has expanded from infrastructure to the stage of enterprise-wide AI transformation. OpenAI and Samsung Electronics are also cooperating globally in the AI infrastructure sector, particularly in relation to the supply of advanced memory semiconductors.
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Kim Kyunghoon, Head of OpenAI Korea, stated, “It is significant in that AI is being used not just as a tool for specific organizations or work, but as a core platform to enhance the way employees work and their innovation capabilities worldwide. We will continue to cooperate so that Samsung Electronics employees can implement ideas more quickly, solve complex problems, and create new products and services by leveraging ChatGPT.”
This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.
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