OpenAI and Ironclad use contract workflows to train and evaluate computer-use agents
Announced October 6, 2026
What happened
OpenAI and Ironclad said they are using complex contract workflows to train and evaluate AI agents. The aim is to improve computer-use capabilities for professional work. Evaluation figures and whether this will be reflected in products are not in the sources.
Why it matters
Partnering with companies in real professional domains to train and evaluate agents is becoming one path for improving computer-use agents.
Sources
- Official Advancing computer use with Ironclad OpenAI
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