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Track the AI revolution at OpenAI, from ChatGPT feature updates and ethical safety debates to the company's massive market surge.
…begun announcing ambitious plans to build custom chips that serve their own specific AI needs. OpenAI, for example, has also said it’s partnering with Broadcom to build custom accelerators, following a…
…Anthropic Claims Pentagon Feud Could Cost It Billions A Trumpworld Events Company Is Raking In Millions in Federal Contracts OpenAI and Google Workers File Amicus Brief in Support of Anthropic Against the…
…He says his videos are created with text-to-video AI generators like Google Veo, Kling AI, or Sora (OpenAI’s video generation app, which the company said will be shutting down…
…So he's now working at OpenAI, and Meta has acquired Moltbook, right? Zoë Schiffer: Right. Brian Barrett: —the social network for AI agents. So everyone's scrambling to cover this and…
…intensity combat operations are underway.” The department is working to deploy AI systems from Google, OpenAI, and xAI as alternatives. A number of companies and groups, including AI researchers, Microsoft, a federal…
…The sycophancy of some models—or how likely they are to agree with and patronize users—is something that OpenAI has sought to tone down with newer releases of GPT. Putting too…
…In one graphic, Palantir shows how a third-party defense contractor can select from several of Palantir’s built-in AI models, including different versions of OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Meta’s…
…Tools for Humanity was cofounded in 2019 by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and German entrepreneur Alex Blania, with the aim of using blockchain technology to verify people in online environments where scams…
…The Pentagon has said it is working to replace Anthropic technologies over the coming months with alternatives from Google, OpenAI, and xAI. It also said it has put measures in place to…
…much progress it has made in transitioning staff to other AI tools from Google DeepMind, OpenAI, or others. The military, which under President Trump calls itself the Department of War, has said…
