Previously, OpenAI misread the trajectory of the AI market. After placing a significant bet on ChatGPT, the company found itself in a predicament, grappling with issues such as sluggish user growth, executive departures, soaring expenditures without commensurate revenue, and concerns from certain investors about the need to diversify their portfolios. These challenges resulted in OpenAI being surpassed by Anthropic. Anthropic, on the other hand, has forged ahead, achieving remarkable growth by focusing on practical business tools like Claude Code. It has outperformed in both revenue growth and enterprise valuation, with its market value nearing $1 trillion and its plans for an autumn IPO gathering momentum. In a bid to reverse its fortunes, OpenAI has recalibrated its strategy. It has introduced several models tailored for programming and professional office scenarios, revamped its product offerings, forged a partnership with Amazon, appointed a Chief Revenue Officer, and launched an integrated app along with a new model, GPT 5.6 Sol. Meanwhile, shifts in industry sentiment have also paved the way for positive developments, and OpenAI is now striving to reclaim its leading position in the industry. Furthermore, there are indications that OpenAI's IPO plans might be postponed until next year.