Uber rolls out ChatGPT Work to all 30,000 employees

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Uber is expanding its use of ChatGPT Work across the entire company, covering all 30,000 of its staff. The ride-sharing company had first tested the enterprise AI agent through a much smaller pilot program. Moving to a company-wide deployment marks a significant step up in how widely Uber plans to use the tool internally. The article provides few additional details about the rollout timeline or specific use cases beyond the expansion itself.

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