Pretty excited for DevDay tomorrow. We have found a new thing.Read original on X
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OpenAI DevDay underway with more than 20 launches planned
Sam Altman teased 'we have found a new thing'; an attendee of every DevDay since 2023 calls it the largest slate yet.
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SITUATION DETECTED: OpenAI plans over 20 different launches at DevDay tomorrow.Read original on X
i've been to every dev day since 2023 this is by far the most launches @OpenAI has ever had rsi?Read original on X
I wonder if they are going to launch bots. That’d be insane. Total surprise.Read original on X
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DevDay is today 👀 @danshipper and @RandyCounsman are there to vibe check the launches, tools, and of course—the food.Read original on X
DevDay livestream in 2 hours. We built some great stuff for you!Read original on X
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