OpenAI said on Monday it is setting up a new company with more than $4 billion in initial investment to help organizations ​build and deploy artificial intelligence systems, and will acquire an ‌AI consulting firm, Tomoro, to quickly scale up the unit. After its early models saw strong resonance with consumers, OpenAI has been working aggressively to sign ​corporate contracts and establish a large presence in the ​business world where its AI will see large-scale deployment. The venture, ⁠which will be majority owned and controlled by OpenAI, also ​comes as rival Anthropic enjoys strong success in its enterprise AI ​push with its Claude family of models seeing rapid adoption among businesses. The new firm, called OpenAI Deployment Company, will help the ChatGPT maker embed engineers specializing in frontier ​AI deployment into organizations that will then work closely with various teams to ​identify where AI can make the biggest impact, OpenAI said.

Full report : OpenAI launches the OpenAI Deployment Company with a $4 billion investment to help organizations build and deploy AI systems, and acquires AI consulting firm Tomoro.