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Airtable announces David Azose as CTO and the acquisition of DeepSky

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Airtable hires David Azose as Chief Technology Officer.

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Airtable announces David Azose as CTO and the acquisition of DeepSky. Airtable Airtable appoints David Azose as CTO and becomes a multi-product, AI-native company with the acquisition of deepsky. AI is fundamentally changing how businesses operate - not just by automating tasks, but by transforming how teams operate, research, and make decisions. The most successful companies aren't just adopting AI tools; they're building AI-native workflows that power their most critical operations and connect insight to execution seamlessly. Today, Airtable is announcing two strategic moves that mark a pivotal moment in Airtable's evolution: the appointment of former OpenAI leader David Azose as its Chief Technology Officer and the acquisition of DeepSky, an AI superagent for complex research and analysis. Together, these announcements underscore its commitment to becoming a multi-product, AI-native company, one that simultaneously invests in the depth and breadth of its AI product ecosystem. Former OpenAI leader David Azose joins Airtable as Chief Technology Officer. To lead the next phase of its AI-native transformation, Airtable is thrilled to announce that David Azose has joined Airtable as Chief Technology Officer. David joins Airtable from OpenAI, where he most recently led ChatGPT's Business Products. His background in developing user-facing AI tools at scale and his deep...

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Event
Executive hire

What this signalsA new leader often reviews the tools the team uses.

Person
David AzoseChief Technology Officer

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  • David AzoseChief Technology Officer · Named in the story

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Hires

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  • research and development

Job title tags

  • general technology
  • engineering

Extraction

Confidence
83%
Detected
Oct 13, 2025
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
hires

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