OpenAI “catalyst” for startups, says European executive, amid startup application layer concerns
OpenAI is a “catalyst” for European startups, according to one of its top European executives, despite admitting there is “tension” between the ChatGPT developer and its European startup clients over ...
OpenAI is viewed as a "catalyst" for European startups, according to Tricia Troth, the company's head of go-to-market for startups in the EMEA region. Despite tensions arising from OpenAI launching its own products, such as the legal offering Astra, Troth emphasizes that OpenAI actively collaborates with startups, even where competition may exist.
An example is OpenAI's partnership with Swedish legaltech startup Legora, with whom they developed a legal plug-in. At OpenAI's Developer Day in London, Troth highlighted that startups are building new business models on top of OpenAI's technology, alongside using it to enhance their products and services. OpenAI's startup team, comprised of former startup founders, employees, and venture capitalists, assists these companies by offering access to OpenAI's AI, aiding product development, and connecting them with investors and developers.
The startup team caters to startups from the pre-funding stage to scaleups, such as Lovable and Legora.
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