OpenAI's GPT 5.6 Named Preferred Model for Microsoft Copilot

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OpenAI has designated its latest GPT 5.6 as the preferred model for Microsoft Copilot, the tech giant's productivity and workplace assistant suite. The announcement comes amid ongoing speculation about a potential rift between the two companies. OpenAI confirmed that its new family of models will continue to underpin Microsoft's range of productivity applications. The move signals that the partnership between OpenAI and Microsoft remains intact despite breakup rumors circulating in the industry.

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