Show Notes
Join us Thursday as we break down OpenAI’s new Workspace Agents and what they mean for the future of work.
We’ll cover: ⚙️ What workspace agents are 🤖 How they differ from regular chatbots 🏢 Where they fit into real team workflows 🚀 How to start working with them effectively 🔄 What agentic AI means for workplace automation 📈 Why teams are shifting from one-off prompts to repeatable AI-powered processes
Whether you’re experimenting with ChatGPT at work, leading AI adoption, or trying to understand where OpenAI is taking agents next, this session will help you see what’s possible and what to watch for.
Tune in for a practical, hands-on deep dive into the future of AI at work.
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