OpenAI offers all chatgpt functions to the US Government for USD $ 1 for a year

The company reached an agreement with government entities to offer its different AI models for the symbolic payment of USD $ 1 a year. This will allow offices to interact with the products and services of OpenAi, under the guarantee that the data will not be used to train their artificial intelligences.

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• The agreement covers the entire federal executive branch for a full year.
  
• OpenAI It will open an office in Washington and train public employees.
  
• He also launched GPT-Oss, his first Open Source model in more than six years.

Openai has taken a strategic step towards the institutionalization of its artificial intelligence models in the American public sector. As of this year, Federal US agencies will be able to access Chatgpt Enterprise for a symbolic cost of just USD $ 1.

The agreement, reached with the General Services Administration (GSA)covers the entire workforce of the executive branch for a period of twelve months. This offer includes full access to advanced models of OpenAi, As well as additional features for limited time, the company said in a statement.

A symbolic plan with great implications

The USD $ 1 offer not only covers access to models of OpenAi, It also includes two additional months of premium functions such as Advanced voice mode and Deep Research.

OpenAI He pointed out that this initiative is part of its mission of “Make public services faster, easier and reliable”. In this way, the company seeks to consolidate its position as a key technological supplier of the US government.

In addition, as part of its institutional commitment, OpenAI He announced that he will open his first office in Washington DC at the beginning of 2026with the aim of strengthening its presence and relations within the public sector.

Training, support and collaboration with consultants

The integration plan is not limited to software access. OpenAI It also included a set of training tools, including the “Openai Academy”, A platform designed especially for federal employees.

Likewise, an exclusive user community for government personnel will be implemented. Agencies may also opt for personalized training and the accompaniment of consulting firms such as Boston Consulting Group and Slalomto guarantee an adequate implementation of the tools.

One of the central points of the announcement was security. OpenAI He emphasized that Chatgpt Enterprise It does not use your customers’ data – including tickets or exits – to train your models. This policy also extends to government use.

As support, the GSA He issued one “Authorization to use” (Authority to Use / ATU), which certifies that the product exceeded the security reviews required at the federal level.

OpenAI Also launches open source model

In parallel to this institutional movement, OpenAI announced yesterday the launch of GPT-Oss, Your first open source model in more than six years. It is a commitment to open and customization, and arrives in a context of growing pressure by competitors such as Deepseek.

GPT-Oss It comes in two versions: one of 120 billion parameters – designed to function in one GPU of Nvidia— and another lighter of 20 billion parameters, which can run with just 16 GB of Vram.

Both models are available on platforms such as Hugging Face, Databricks, Azure and Awsand they are low graduates Apache 2.0, which allows its use and modification even for commercial purposes.

Written article with the help of an AI content editor, edited by Angel Di Matteo / Diariobitcoin

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