Anthropic · Codex · ChatGPT · OpenAI · Greg Brockman · Fortune Technology
ChatGPT, which rolled out in late 2022 as a conversational chatbot, has been viewed as more consumer-focused—a perception
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Sottiaux says the company does not see a hard divide between consumer and enterprise use cases when it comes to the new product, but there is a question of whether enterprise customers would prefer tailored, vertical solutions built for specific industries and workflows over an all-in-one app.
Key facts
- Ramp’s May 2026 AI Inde x, which tracks actual corporate spending across thousands of companies, showed Anthropic at 34.4% of U.S. business adoption against OpenAI’s 32.3%, the first time Anthropic
- The company’s likely IPO is part of a wave of AI companies heading for public markets in relatively quick succession, with SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic all targeting combined valuations that add up
- ChatGPT, which launched in late 2022 as a conversational chatbot, has been viewed as more consumer-focused—a perception OpenAI is now working to change
- OpenAI is planning to turn ChatGPT into a “super app”—an all-purpose AI interface that brings OpenAI’s key products together—as it heads toward an upcoming IPO
Summary
OpenAI is planning to turn ChatGPT into a “super app”—an all-purpose AI interface that brings OpenAI’s key products together—as it heads toward an upcoming IPO. At the VivaTech technology conference in Paris, Sottiaux told Fortune that the company planned to evolve ChatGPT from a conversational tool into a more personal assistant that remembers what users care about and gets better the more it learns from them. The company plans to merge ChatGPT and Codex into one unified agentic experience. Product strategy is now under OpenAI president Greg Brockman with Sottiaux leading core product and platform, and Nick Turley—previously head of ChatGPT—moving to lead enterprise industries. The push comes at a pivotal moment for OpenAI, which is eyeing a trillion-dollar IPO while trying to fend off fierce competition from rival AI lab Anthropic. Sottiaux, who was also instrumental in building OpenAI’s popular Codex developer tool, said the company planned to use Codex as the engine powering the new super app.