OpenAI’s Alexander Embiricos is coming to TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 — days after the launch of Dots
THE SO WHAT
The Dots roadshow at Disrupt is less about a single product and more about seeding a new interaction pattern around AI-native workflows. If you build on this ecosystem, listen for how they frame data boundaries, extensibility, and revenue sharing — those cues will shape where value accrues for third-party builders.
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