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OpenAI plans to add 200 jobs in Ireland and launch an applied AI lab in Dublin. The expansion brings its 2026 Irish job commitments to at least 450 and supports wider AI adoption across European businesses.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02OpenAI plans to add 200 jobs in Ireland and establish a Dublin-based applied AI lab to help
00:08European businesses deploy artificial intelligence tools. The expansion brings the company's total
00:122026 job commitments in Ireland to at least 450. According to IDA Ireland, the new positions will
00:19cover engineering, technical support, business operations, and other roles. OpenAI also plans
00:24to move into its new European Union headquarters in Dublin's tropical fruit warehouse beginning
00:28in December. The announcement comes three years after the company established its EU headquarters
00:33in the city. Irish Prime Minister Michel Martin said OpenAI's expansion reflects confidence
00:38in Ireland's workforce, economy, and business environment. OpenAI also plans to launch a
00:44networking initiative with Irish startup hub Dogpatch Labs and expand its SME Academy events
00:49beginning in Cork in November. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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