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RingCentral drives AI-native development with ChatGPT Work and Codex

RingCentral is driving AI-native development from engineering to operations by providing ChatGPT Work and Codex to all employees; its AI-Native Challenge saw thousands of employees deliver working projects.

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OpenAI: official site updates (RSS · excluding enterprise/customer cases)
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OpenAI：官网动态（RSS · 排除企业/客户案例）
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2026-08-13

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RingCentral is driving AI-native development from engineering to operations by providing ChatGPT Work and Codex to all employees; its AI-Native Challenge saw thousands of employees deliver working projects.

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