OpenAI invests $150 million in outsourcing AI landing services, plans to train 300000 consultants to help companies deploy According to Beating monitoring, OpenAI announced the launch of the OpenAI Partner Network and invested $150 million to support the collaborative system. OpenAI states that in order for enterprises to derive value from AI, the core is no longer model capabilities, but rather redesigning workflows, integrating existing systems, and advancing daily use. The new plan will collaborate with institutions such as Accenture, McKinsey, PwC, Bain&Company, and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to assist enterprise clients in deploying AI. The channel partner plan aims to train 300000 officially certified AI consultants by the end of 2026. Consultants will be divided into three levels: Select, Advanced, and Elite, and will be able to obtain professional certifications in specific technical fields such as Codex programming, network security, and intelligent agents, making it convenient for enterprise clients to choose. The cutting-edge deployment expert project has also been piloted synchronously. The technical personnel of the cooperating institutions will directly connect with OpenAI's technical deployment engineering team, introduce official system building solutions and business transformation experience, and represent the official to provide in-depth technical support for the enterprise. [Original link]