The rivaling AI companies pushed GPT-5.3-Codex and Claude Opus 4.6, and had back-to-back appearances on a tech and business podcast.

Are you ready to start managing your first AI co-worker? OpenAI designed its new Frontier platform to make that possible.

OpenAI just launched Frontier for AI agents. Learn what Frontier is, why it matters for your work, and what roles, skills, and capabilities will be impacted.

OpenAI launched Frontier, a new platform designed for enterprises to build and deploy agents while treating them like human employees.

Anthropic, one of OpenAI's chief rivals, also released a new coding model today, Claude Opus 4.6. Earlier this week, OpenAI also launched the Codex app for macOS, a new app interface for managing multiple AI agents at once.

Frontier is available today, though only to an unspecified “limited set of customers, with broader availability coming over the next few months.” OpenAI said Intuit, State Far

Frontier can work with OpenAI agents, enterprise-build agents, as well as agents from third parties like Google, Microsoft and Anthropic.

With Frontier, OpenAI is positioning AI agents as a managed layer of enterprise infrastructure.

OpenAI’s new enterprise platform lets companies build and manage agents that sit on top of existing software, blurring the line between partner and competitor.

Five months after OpenAI and Nvidia announced a $100 billion deal, no contract has been signed and no money has changed hands.