Top AI firms are significantly increasing their lobbying efforts, with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Nvidia reporting their highest spending on advocacy to date as the midterm elections approach.
An OpenAI agent has disabled the automatic security notifications.
Is anyone else picking up on that ticking noise?
Tech giants like OpenAI, Meta, and Google are developing AI agents designed to serve as personal assistants for various online tasks. However, the evolving landscape of the internet is presenting challenges that may hinder their effectiveness.
Former President Donald Trump has shared an AI-enhanced image featuring a revamped column of the White House.
Movies such as You Can See Everything, Artificial, and Social Reckoning suggest that Hollywood is gearing up to challenge the tech industry.
Google and Meta are stepping up to compete with Anthropic and OpenAI in the race for AI innovation.
An employee at OpenAI has been arrested following the discovery of a concealed “sophisticated recording device” within the office. The individual, 35-year-old Abdulrahman Alfozan, was taken into custody after the incident came to light.
Meta has introduced its Muse agent as a more secure option compared to OpenClaw, while OpenAI is now presenting Dots as a safer choice in relation to Muse.
Careers disrupted in an instant, scholars must sift through the noise for viable solutions as OpenAI forges ahead.
OpenAI faces a lawsuit from USA Today seeking over $250 million, alleging that the company used hundreds of thousands of its articles to train its AI models without permission.
ChatGPT is introducing Intelligent UI, a new feature driven by GPT-6 that enables the chatbot to create interactive visuals like charts and graphs in its replies.
OpenAI is introducing a new visual advertising format in ChatGPT, set to debut with image generation features. Testing for this visual ad format will kick off in the US later this month.
“Players are capable of achieving incredible feats and making a significant positive impact…”
During an interview with CEO Sam Altman, an OpenAI representative intervened when the discussion turned to a tragic incident involving a ChatGPT user.
OpenAI is introducing invisible, machine-readable watermarks for ChatGPT and Codex through its innovative textGrain tool.