OpenAI is offering selected large customers, including Salesforce and Adobe, outcome-based pricing models where payment is contingent on task completion rather than fixed subscription fees (The Decoder). The shift reflects a broader industry trend toward performance-linked compensation structures, though the allocation of credit between software and user input remains contested.
Separately, the EU Commission has classified ChatGPT as a very large search engine under the Digital Services Act, citing at least 45 million monthly EU users (The Decoder). OpenAI must submit risk assessments, transparency reports, and an advertising archive by the end of 2026 (The Verge). Additionally, OpenClaw Foundation released version 2.0 of its open-source AI platform, featuring cloud sessions, real-time collaboration, and a rebuilt browser application (The Decoder).