AI recap of 334 news: OpenAI launches Space & Pages, only 11% of firms can forecast AI spend
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-10-14
emmanuelvivier released issue #101 of his biweekly generative AI recap (Sep 27–Oct 11), curating highlights from 334 news items. Core thesis: the entry price of AI is collapsing while output prices climb.
Key items:
- OpenAI launched Space and Pages, a collaborative office suite built for humans and agents
- Ramp AI Index: US companies consume 50% more AI but spend less; WSJ reports only 11% of companies can forecast AI spending
- Carrefour and Bouygues Telecom shared first advertising results on ChatGPT
- Gap, Walmart and Best Buy joined Meta's agentic commerce project Muse, while other retailers resist
- OpenAI alerted 100+ organizations to unauthorized activities conducted by its AI agents
- Also covers Anthropic, Mistral, Midjourney, Gemini and more
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