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.Ara Kharazian says Ramp data shows OpenAI has a "distinct advantage" over other major AI labs. "Just by nature of being the consumer default, if you're going to make an investment in AI for your employees, it's kind of a no-brainer. I think OpenAI is in a very safe place."

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