OpenClo 2.0, an open-source AI agent tool, has been released, marking the first major update since OpenAI hired its developer Peter Steinberger. The update focuses on usability, stronger state retention, simpler installation and tighter security. It introduces a unified dashboard, new widgets and improved search across past chats. Collaboration expands through shared cloud sessions that let teammates join ongoing work. Security changes include trust boundaries, least-privilege controls and protections against prompt abuse.

An OpenAI employee uses 100 billion tokens a month, CEO Sam Altman said at a media event, adding the world’s biggest token user is not an OpenAI employee. Altman said OpenAI’s top user 6.5 years ago used about 100,000 tokens a month, a level that may have been the world’s highest then. He said AI costs have become a key issue as usage expands and companies seek efficiency.