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OpenAI Is Building an office productivity suite

31 ishita159 6 7/19/2025, 5:00:14 PM computerworld.com ↗

Comments (6)

g42gregory · 23m ago

In meantime: Microsoft kills Windsurf acquisition. Competing with your own customers does not end well, AI or not.

tiahura · 46m ago

Why not just build a plugin?

pjs_ · 3h ago

Bulleted lists literally do not work in Microsoft word so… good

monkeydust · 7h ago

Developing the IDE of the future for for the knowledge worker perhaps? Amazon Kiro seems a step in that direction as merge tool between Product Managers and their Engineering teams.

ath3nd · 2h ago

Of course they are, because the AGI future that's juuust behind the corner (if you give Sama a couple of $$$trillion that will go poof) is all about an office suite and spreadsheets. Can't wait till they invent a calendar/agenda maker! /s

OpenAI: The future is boring

ramon156 · 11m ago

No one wanted to build on OpenAI, so now they'll build it themselves!