OpenAI's new product, ChatGPT Work, launched last month at $20 per month, is designed to connect large language models (LLMs) with the digital workflows of various white-collar professions, including accountants, investors, and doctors. The initiative seeks to enable AI agents to autonomously complete multi-step projects, a functionality previously more common among software engineers using tools like Codex. An internal study in June revealed that while 98% of OpenAI employees used Codex, only 17% of organizational subscribers and less than 1% of individual subscribers adopted the agentic coding tool, highlighting the company's challenge in broadening AI agent adoption beyond technical users.