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Available in open beta: Migrate files from Dropbox to Google Drive

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What’s changing Beginning today, the new Data Migration Service can be used to migrate files and folders from Dropbox to Google Drive. This allows organizations to transition easily from Dropbox to Google Workspace, by copying over files, folders and associated permissions securely. You can start and complete a migration in a few simple steps: Connect to your Dropbox business account from which you want to copy data. Specify which users or team folders you want to copy from and which user’s MyDrive or Google shared drive should contain the copied data. Specify users and groups whose permissions should be copied. Example of a running Dropbox to Google Drive migration Additional details You can migrate data from up to 100 Dropbox users or team folders at a time to MyDrive or Google shared drives respectively. You can find comprehensive reporting on migration progress, including site and file counts (migrated/skipped). You can also export migration reports for error investigation and troubleshooting. Delta updates are available to migrate newly added or updated files. Getting started Admins: You can find this new solution in the Admin console under Menu > Data > Data Import & export > Data Migration (New). Visit the Help Center to learn more about Dropbox to Google Drive migration and new Data Migration Service. Rollout pace Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains: Gradual rollout (up to 15 days for feature visibility) started on November 10, 2025 Availability Available for Google Workspace: Business Starter, Standard, and Plus Enterprise Starter, Standard, and Plus Essentials Starter, Enterprise Essentials, and Enterprise Essentials Plus Education Fundamentals, Standard, Plus Nonprofits Resources Google Workspace Admin Help: Migrate files from Dropbox (beta)

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Technical Report: Performance and baseline evaluations of gpt-oss-safeguard-120b and gpt-oss-safeguard-20b

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gpt-oss-safeguard-120b and gpt-oss-safeguard-20b are two open-weight reasoning models post-trained from the gpt-oss models and trained to reason from a provided policy in order to label content under that policy. In this report, we describe gpt-oss-safeguard’s capabilities and provide our baseline safety evaluations on the gpt-oss-safeguard models, using the underlying gpt-oss models as a baseline. For more information about the development and architecture of the underlying gpt-oss models, see the original gpt-oss model model card⁠.

about 2 months ago

Announcing OpenAI Grove

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Applications are now open for OpenAI Grove, a 5-week founder program designed for individuals at any stage, from pre-idea to product. Participants receive $50K in API credits, early access to AI tools, and hands-on mentorship from the OpenAI team.

4 months ago

Introducing AI Sheets: a tool to work with datasets using open AI models!

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5 months ago

Open Weights and AI for All

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AI’s next frontier isn’t just about capability—it’s about who gets to use it. Our mission to put AI in the hands of as many people as possible is what drives us. Today’s release of our most capable open-weights models is a major step forward that makes advanced AI more open, flexible, and accessible worldwide.

5 months ago

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