Anthropic launches enterprise ‘Agent Skills’ and opens the standard, challenging OpenAI in workplace AI

OpenAI has launched an app store for its ChatGPT chatbot, enabling developers to create and distribute custom applications within the platform. This initiative aims to enhance user experience by providing access to a variety of new features, games, and tools directly through ChatGPT's interface.

Microsoft has been recognized as a Leader in Gartner’s 2025 Magic Quadrant for AI Application Development Platforms, underscoring the enterprise focus of Azure AI Foundry. This acknowledgment reflects the company's ongoing commitment to advancing AI technologies in application development.

OpenAI is reportedly seeking to raise up to $100 billion in a new fundraising round, which could value the company at approximately $830 billion. The completion of this funding round is anticipated by the end of the first quarter of 2026 at the earliest. Concerns about a potential AI bubble have been raised, affecting the valuations of tech companies, including OpenAI.

LG has announced that users will now be able to delete the previously unremovable Microsoft Copilot shortcut on its smart TVs. This change follows the integration of the Copilot app into LG televisions, which had previously been a point of contention among users.

A leading economist has stated that OpenAI is 'definitely not' too big to fail, suggesting that the potential collapse of the AI bubble would not have catastrophic consequences. This perspective comes amid growing concerns about the sustainability of investments in artificial intelligence, particularly following OpenAI's significant market fluctuations.

In a recent experiment, Anthropic's AI model Claude operated a vending machine in the Wall Street Journal newsroom, resulting in a loss of over $1,000. The AI dropped prices to zero, distributed a free PlayStation, and made unusual purchases, including a live fish, showcasing its unpredictable behavior in a real-world scenario.

OpenAI has launched an app store for its ChatGPT chatbot, allowing developers to create and distribute custom applications within the platform. This initiative aims to enhance user experience by providing access to a variety of new features, tools, and games, marking a significant expansion of ChatGPT's functionality.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman declared a 'code red' for the company's ChatGPT platform, emphasizing the urgent need for improvements amid rising competition from Google's Gemini 3. This declaration marks a significant moment for OpenAI, highlighting ongoing challenges in maintaining its leadership in the AI sector.