PwC said it has already found thousands of use cases for generative AI in the workplace and is using OpenAI’s business-focused chatbot ChatGPT Enterprise to help workers prepare reports and review tax returns.
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Accounting giant PwC on Wednesday announced a major deal with OpenAI that will see it resell ChatGPT to other businesses and become the largest user of the tech company’s business software, part of the Big Four firm’s AI-focused tech strategy as businesses race to take advantage of increasingly sophisticated generative artificial intelligence.Key Facts
PwC, also known as PricewaterhouseCoopers, said its U.K. and U.S. branches have inked a deal with OpenAI to become the tech firm’s first reseller of its business-focused chatbot, ChatGPT Enterprise.
Microsoft-backed OpenAI launched the business-focused edition of its popular ChatGPT chatbot last summer as a tool designed to help large companies improve operations, grow and generate faster results.
Until the deal with PwC, companies hoping to make use of the enterprise chatbot had to reach out to OpenAI directly.
