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OpenAI launches new Codex tools targeting office work
OpenAI is adding six job-specific plugins and new features to Codex as it steps up efforts to target enterprise customers. The update aims to expand Codex use beyond developers to a broader range of office work. OpenAI also released an internal report showing Codex weekly active users have topped 5,000,000, rising more than sixfold since the desktop app launch in February. The company said knowledge workers account for about 20 percent of users and are growing faster.
AI & Enterprise
380,000 apps built with AI coding tools exposed online, leaking medical, financial and internal company data
As more apps are developed using AI coding tools, cases are rising in which internal company information is exposed online. Israeli cybersecurity company RedAccess said about 380,000 apps built using tools including Lovable, Base44, Replit and Netlify were accessible to anyone on the internet, and about 5,000 contained sensitive corporate data. Axios identified exposed apps containing shipping, healthcare, customer service and bank information.
AI & Enterprise
SparkLabs launches Spark Claw program to back solo AI-native founders
Startup accelerator SparkLabs said on April 28 it will launch Spark Claw, an accelerating programme for solo AI founders and small teams. The programme aims to find and nurture “AI-native” entrepreneurs who use AI as a practical team member, not just a tool. The company said the move marks its first expansion of its investment philosophy into solo-founder investing. Selected founders can receive up to 100 million won in initial investment after a bootcamp and final review.
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AI & Enterprise
Anthropic to launch website and presentation design tool, targeting Gamma and Figma
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AI & Enterprise
AI website design depends on the prompt, not just the tool
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Games & Commerce
ChatGPT accelerates \'all-in-one platform\' push for shopping, travel and design
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AI & Enterprise
AI cloud Runpod hits $120 million annual run rate, targets developers