@levie: Excited to partner more deeply with OpenAI so you can work with your enterprise content from Box securely in ChatGPT. S…
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Box announces a deeper partnership with OpenAI to securely integrate enterprise content into ChatGPT, with native integrations for Dropbox, Box, and SharePoint now rolling out to paid users in ChatGPT Library.
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Excited to partner more deeply with OpenAI so you can work with your enterprise content from Box securely in ChatGPT.
Software continues to go headless, and we’re massive believers that the future of work will be AI agents that can process data and execute workflows anywhere.
ChatGPT (@ChatGPT): And starting today, @Dropbox, @Box, and Sharepoint are now natively integrated into the ChatGPT Library across both ChatGPT and ChatGPT Work.
Rolling out this week to paid users.
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