OpenAI makes GPT-5.5 Instant the default for all ChatGPT users and launches DeployCo, a dedicated enterprise deployment subsidiary. Plus: Cerebras lifts its IPO price range, Salesforce unlocks AI agents, and a new attorney-client privilege warning every enterprise needs to hear.
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OpenAI just made GPT-5.5 Instant the default model for every ChatGPT user, effective May fifth. That's the headline.
Which brings us to the most strategically significant announcement from OpenAI this cycle. They're launching DeployCo, a dedicated enterprise deployment subsidiary.
OpenAI also launched new voice intelligence models through its API this cycle. The signal here is modality expansion.
Cerebras raised its IPO price range from one hundred fifteen to one hundred twenty-five dollars per share up to one hundred fifty to one hundred sixty. At the top of that range, they're targeting roughly four point eight billion dollars.
The story with the longest enterprise tail this cycle is the attorney-client privilege question. Corporate lawyers are now warning that meeting notes generated by AI transcription tools may not retain legal protection.
One more development worth tracking: Cursor introduced interactive visual canvases for agents, letting them build React-based interfaces for tasks like data analysis and PR reviews. It's a small signal, but it points toward a broader pattern.
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