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OpenAI News reports that Merge is using OpenAI technology across its business. According to the source, Merge uses GPT-6 Astra, ChatGPT, and Codex to review product code and support marketing. Its teams also use AI to plan executive dinners and prepare sales updates. The snippet does not give figures, dates, or results from these uses.
OpenAI News reports that Merge is using OpenAI technology across its business. According to the source, Merge uses GPT-6 Astra, ChatGPT, and Codex to review product code and support marketing. Its teams also use AI to plan executive dinners and prepare sales updates. The snippet does not give figures, dates, or results from these uses.
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Businesses considering AI tools for software review, marketing, and internal operations can see a concrete example of one company applying several OpenAI products across different teams. Readers who want to judge the approach should look for more detail on outcomes, such as how code review and sales preparation were measured. The source alone does not show how broadly these tools are used within Merge.
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