
What happened
Stratechery published a piece after OpenAI's Dev Day, saying the showcased product is, frankly, pretty confusing, but that there is more vision than it might seem.
Why it matters
For readers weighing OpenAI's direction, the takeaway is that the event's surface confusion may not reflect a lack of product intent, according to Stratechery's reading.
What to watch
The full Stratechery analysis sits behind a subscription ($15 / month or $150 / year), so the detailed reasoning is not public; the judgment hinges on whether that vision holds up as the product rolls out.
WHO IT HITSThis lands on business readers tracking OpenAI's direction, especially Stratechery subscribers who already pay $15 / month or $150 / year for analysis.
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