OpenAI为欧洲取笑Dots，但其柏林 DevDay 真正是为了建立一个平台
关键点
- OpenAI的AI助手Dots在与监管者会谈后，应在几周内在欧洲更广泛推出。 公司也自2026年1月起，称周刊在德国活跃的Codex用户已经增长了20倍。
- OpenAI将缺乏处理视频输入的模型和关闭Sora归咎于高资源成本和低客户需求。 编码工具和agents目前优先使用。
——随着Agents API等供货，以及12亿周刊ChatGPT用户的接入，OpenAI希望将开发商和企业更紧密地锁在自己的基础设施中。
在柏林的DevDay Exchange 2026中，OpenAI大多重播了它在旧金山已经发布的公告。 一些关于Dots的欧洲发布，Codex用法，以及QQA会话的新细节出现。
Romain Huet,OpenAI的开发者经验主管，称，AI助理Dots在与监管者会谈后"几周内"应该在欧洲更加普及。 个人Pro在欧洲经济区，瑞士，英国的账户仍然被锁在服务之外。 某些商业账户已经可以访问。
在德国，根据OpenAI的数据，每周活跃的Codex用户自2026年1月起增长了20倍。 早在6月，我们根据公司自己的数字报告了七倍多的增长。 OpenAI再次没有共享绝对数字。 称公司近五分之一的桌面用户为文档，演示文稿，或电子表格等技术进行调试，这意味着他们正在使用编码工具进行一般办公工作。
在QQA期间，有人询问为什么OpenAI仍然不提供像Google的Gemini那样理解视频序列的模型。 管理层称客户几乎没有要求。 因此公司还没有将这个功能排在单帧分析之外。
面板再次指责3月关闭Sora视频生成器的极端资源需求，称客户主要想要编码模型和agents. OpenAI并没有排除后来把它带回来。
由于这些agents运行在自己的虚拟计算机和AI生成的代码上增长很快，对传统处理器功率的需求也在上升。 为了减少CPU负载，OpenAI有一个专门的团队，每周通过内部代码库梳理。
OpenAI希望开发者锁定在它的平台上，而不仅仅是它的模型
除了单个产品更新外，该活动还显示了OpenAI希望将开发商和企业锁定到其生态系统中的程度。 通过Agents API,OpenAI运营agent基础设施本身。 插件和网络应用为开发者提供了更多在它的平台上提供自己产品的方法。
投球技术工作较少，访问的OpenAI 称是每周12亿的ChatGPT用户。 该型号看起来与早期的应用商店很像。 开发者建立应用程序，OpenAI提供基础设施和发行渠道。
保持基本运行时间，Codex Harness，开源不会削弱这个策略。 开发者可以自己阅读和运行代码。 但任何依赖管理服务，平台特定集成，并通过ChatGPT找到客户的人，日后很可能会有难以转换生态系统的麻烦。
所以柏林的讯息不仅仅是模特们越来越好 OpenAI希望开发商直接在其基础设施上建设自己的企业。
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OpenAI teases Dots for Europe, but its Berlin DevDay was really about building a platform
Key Points
- OpenAI's AI assistant Dots should roll out more widely in Europe within a few weeks, following talks with regulators. The company also says weekly active Codex users in Germany have grown twentyfold since January 2026.
- OpenAI blames high resource costs and weak customer demand for the lack of a model that handles video inputs and for shutting down Sora. Coding tools and agents currently take priority.
- With offerings like the Agents API and access to 1.2 billion weekly ChatGPT users, OpenAI wants to lock developers and businesses more tightly into its own infrastructure.
At DevDay Exchange 2026 in Berlin, OpenAI mostly rehashed announcements it had already made in San Francisco. A few new details came out about the European launch of Dots, Codex usage, and the Q&A session.
Romain Huet, OpenAI's head of developer experience, said the AI assistant Dots should become more widely available in Europe "in a few weeks" following talks with regulators. Personal Pro accounts in the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the UK are still locked out of the service. Certain business accounts can already get access.
In Germany, weekly active Codex users have grown twentyfold since January 2026, according to OpenAI. Back in June, we reported a more than sevenfold increase based on the company's own figures. OpenAI again didn't share absolute numbers. The company says nearly one in five desktop users taps skills for documents, presentations, or spreadsheets, which means they're using the coding tool for general office work.
During the Q&A, someone asked why OpenAI still doesn't offer a model that understands video sequences the way Google's Gemini does. Management said customers have barely asked for it. So the company hasn't prioritized the feature beyond single-frame analysis.
The panel again blamed extreme resource demands for shutting down the Sora video generator in March, saying customers mainly wanted coding models and agents. OpenAI didn't rule out bringing it back later.
Because these agents run on their own virtual computers and AI-generated code is growing fast, demand for traditional processor power is rising too. To cut CPU load, OpenAI has a dedicated team that combs through its internal codebases every week.
OpenAI wants developers locked into its platform, not just its models
Beyond the individual product updates, the event showed how tightly OpenAI wants to lock developers and businesses into its ecosystem. With the Agents API, OpenAI runs the agent infrastructure itself. Plugins and web apps give developers more ways to offer their own products on its platform.
The pitch is less technical work and access to what OpenAI says are 1.2 billion weekly ChatGPT users. The model looks a lot like earlier app stores. Developers build the apps, and OpenAI supplies the infrastructure and distribution channel.
Keeping the underlying runtime, Codex Harness, open source doesn't undercut this strategy. Developers can read the code and run it themselves. But anyone who relies on managed services, platform-specific integrations, and finding customers through ChatGPT will likely have a hard time switching ecosystems later.
So the message in Berlin wasn't only that the models keep getting better. OpenAI wants developers to build their businesses directly on its infrastructure.
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