JPMorganChase signs OpenAI deal: Codex agents for coding, models for security
krishnan · x · 2026-11-11
OpenAI announced a contract with JPMorganChase: the bank will use Codex AI agents to write, review, debug and ship code, plus OpenAI models for cybersecurity. OpenAI President Greg Brockman announced the deal. JPMorgan rarely discloses vendor agreements, and as the largest US bank its choices tend to be followed across the industry — analysts say it is setting the architectural and economic blueprint for bank AI adoption. It previously gave employees access to GPT-4 and Claude via its LLM Suite, and developers already use GitHub Copilot.
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