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Trust OpenAI to play the PR card at the right time. Barely a week after CEO Sam Altman pressed “code red”and appeared to read the riot act to his team to gear up for real competition, the company has released data to suggest that enterprise usage of their AI tools surged dramatically over the past twelve months.
What makes it even more intriguing is that OpenAI’s enterprise AI use report comes on a Monday, just a weekend after Sensor Tower data shared nuggets suggesting a slowdown in their user-base. This new report says ChatGPT message volume grew 8x since November 2024 with workers reporting an hour’s saving each day.
The new Enterprise AI Use Report, penned by OpenAI chief economist Ronny Chatterji, contains specific use-cases with enterprises. More importantly, it is for the first time they’re sharing one around AI adoption and its impact on workers and organizational leadership, on measurable productivity and new capabilities.
(You can download the Enterprise AI Use Report from OpenAI here)
The effort is crystal clear. Altman and team OpenAI wants us to rest assured that things are hunky dory, notwithstanding the real threats from Google’s Gemini on the B2C front and Amazon-backed Anthropic on B2B sales. The company is telling us that the $1.4 trillion OpenAI committed to infrastructure growth over the next few years is safe.
But wait, what did Anthropic just offer with Claude on Slack?
Ironically, close on the heels of OpenAI patting themselves on the back, rival Anthropic revealed that it was launching Claude Code on Slack. This would allow developers to delegate coding tasks directly from chat threats, reflecting a broader industry shift where coding assistants are migrating from integrated development environments into collaboration tools that developers already use.
The beta feature became available on Monday as a research preview and builds on Anthropic’s existing Slack integration by delivering full workflow automation. Experts believe that this one step signals the future whereby the next frontier in the coding assistants universe has shifted from the models to the workflows.
Just so that readers get the shift, developers only got simple coding support via Claude on Slack such as debugging, the latest update allows them to tag it to create a complete coding session using Slack context like bug reports or feature requests. The AI chatbot simply analyses recent messages, finds the right repository, posts progress updates and shares links to review work.
What exactly does the report state about enterprise AI?
So, what’s OpenAI trying to tell us? That “enterprise AI adoption is accelerating not just in breadth, but in depth. It is reshaping how people work, how teams collaborate, and how organizations build and deliver products.” That “people aren’t just using AI more often. They are using it for increasingly sophisticated tasks.”
Chatterji also attempts to put this in perspective from a yesteryear comparison. He says that while consumers matter for growth, transformative technologies get wings only when they are adopted and scaled by enterprises. He quotes the example of the steam engine as a parallel to OpenAI’s current situation.
Per the report, weekly messages in ChatGPT Enterprise rose 8x with the average worker sending more than 30% more in the past twelve months. Use of structured workflows like Projects and Custom GPTs rose 19x indicating a shift from casual querying to integrated, repeatable processes.
“Average reasoning token consumption per organization has increased by approximately 320× in the past 12 months, suggesting that more intelligent models are being systematically integrated into expanding products and services,” the report noted, suggesting that AI was getting more integrated into workflows.
Not only are employees sending more messages, companies using Open AI’s API was also consuming 320 times more “reasoning tokens” compared to last November, indicating more complex utilization of the technology. Of course, one may argue that the rate of experimentation might be growing without actually generating long-term value.
The report also mentioned that AI was gaining traction across all sectors with the strongest momentum currently visible in technology, healthcare and manufacturing followed by professional services, and finance where the scale was the highest.
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