OpenAI is fighting to limit The New York Times’ request for access to 120 million ChatGPT logs in an ongoing copyright lawsuit. The company argues the demand threatens user privacy and is pushing for a smaller sample size instead.
ChatGPT now processes simpler tasks faster, while taking more deliberate time on complex or analytical ones. That means quicker answers for routine prompts, and deeper thinking where it counts—without users having to toggle settings manually.
The artificial intelligence company argued that turning over the logs would disclose confidential user information
The idea isn’t new. Big Tech has been trying for nearly two decades to revolutionise digital health records and patient data access, only to fall short.
Intel’s Chief AI Officer Sachin Katti leaves the company to join OpenAI, where he’ll help build the compute infrastructure powering artificial general intelligence.
OpenAI’s letter to the Trump administration sought to expand Chips Act tax credits to include AI data centres and grid components. The company also asked for streamlined permits and material reserves to speed up infrastructure growth.
According to experts, ChatGPT's legal analyses are often inaccurate and fail to reflect the complexity of individual cases. 'And in many cases, it’s incorrectly applying the law,' they said.
The interruption briefly overshadowed Sam Altman’s wide-ranging conversation which touched on topics including wealth inequality, the future of artificial intelligence, and OpenAI’s evolving content policies.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has set an audacious growth target for the AI company, projecting annualised revenues of over $20 billion this year and “hundreds of billions” by 2030 — even as questions swirl over its trillion-dollar data centre plans.
OpenAI alone has committed to spending more than $1.4 trillion on AI infrastructure, even though the company remains unprofitable
OpenAI’s Sora app is now available on Android, allowing users to turn text prompts into realistic videos. The app expands to new regions after a successful iOS launch, bringing AI-powered video creation to more people worldwide.
The group’s statement highlights a broader dispute over AI companies’ handling of copyrighted data. OpenAI and others have often trained models on online material under the assumption of “fair use”, a legal concept that remains unresolved in many jurisdictions.
OpenAI also unveiled IndQA, a new benchmark designed to evaluate how well AI systems understand Indian culture and languages, at DevDay Exchange event in Bengaluru.
India has emerged as one of OpenAI’s fastest-growing markets and is now the second-largest market for ChatGPT, which has over 800 million users globally
For OpenAI, the AWS deal is both strategic and symbolic — expanding its cloud options while subtly rebalancing power in the AI infrastructure landscape long dominated by its alliance with Microsoft.
The change follows incidents where users reportedly suffered harm after relying on ChatGPT’s advice.
Amazon shares jumped about 6% in early trading on Monday. Nvidia rose as much as 3%.
OpenAI, Anthropic and other AI companies are hiring rapidly to fill a new kind of role called forward-deployed engineer. These engineers help businesses use AI tools more effectively and customise them for real-world needs.
‘Show us a picture of Chanel's leadership team—it was all med in suits’: Chanel global CEO Leena Nair says ChatGPT ignored 76 percent female workforce.
A successful offering would mark a major win for investors such as SoftBank, Thrive Capital and Abu Dhabi's Microsoft, one of its biggest backers, now owns about 27% of the company after investing $13 billion
AI coding agents from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Cognition, xAI, and others will become available directly within GitHub, accessible to developers through a paid GitHub Copilot subscription.
Under the revised pact, Microsoft will get a 27% ownership stake in OpenAI worth about $135 billion, the companies said in a statement Tuesday
OpenAI has spent much of this year working to restructure as a more traditional for-profit company
India is the second-largest market for OpenAI's ChatGPT which has over 800 million users across the world.
OpenAI says over a million ChatGPT users talk about suicidal thoughts weekly. The company is improving AI responses to mental health crises but faces lawsuits and scrutiny over safety.