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The lawsuit filed Wednesday said that OpenAI was engaged in a 'deeply troubling pattern' of hiring away former xAI employees to gain access to trade secrets related to its AI chatbot Grok
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Sotheby’s agent Brian Axelrod, who is handling the sale, called it 'the most amazing property I’ve ever seen during my career'.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the company wants to build a gigawatt-scale factory to expand AI infrastructure, with the goal of tackling challenges like cancer research, education, and climate change.
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OpenAI is reported to have engaged Luxshare and Goertek, two major Apple assemblers, to supply components for these devices. The first products could debut in late 2026 or early 2027, with Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, previously suggesting a “family of devices” born from the Ive partnership.
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Under the deal, Nvidia will be taking a financial stake in one of its largest customers, but without receiving any voting power in return
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If Monday’s deal seems performative, perhaps that’s the point
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OpenAI’s latest study reveals that AI models can deliberately deceive, or “scheme,” but alignment methods show promise in reducing the behaviour.
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The joint venture was supposed to be set up this summer but preparations are taking longer than anticipated, with an update on progress expected in November, says report
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OpenAI’s latest study reveals who is using ChatGPT, what they use it for, and how it adds value to work and everyday life. Key insights on global adoption, usage patterns, and economic impact.
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Teens will automatically be guided to a stricter ChatGPT experience: graphic sexual content will be blocked, and in rare cases of acute distress, the company says law enforcement could be involved.
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The move is likely to stoke tensions between OpenAI chief Sam Altman and Musk, one of the tech industry’s highest-profile feuds.
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Liberatore, who is also a former Airbnb executive, was involved in xAI's $5 billion debt raise in June and a separate $5 billion strategic equity investment
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OpenAI board chair Bret Taylor believes AI is in a bubble, but says that does not undermine its long-term potential. Comparing it to the dot-com era, he argued that short-term losses will not prevent AI from creating lasting economic value.
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OpenAI has reportedly signed a $300 billion cloud computing contract with Oracle, set to begin in 2027. The deal would be one of the largest in history and comes as OpenAI diversifies its infrastructure beyond Microsoft Azure.
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Altman’s televised defence of the suicide finding and Musk’s immediate counter-claim of murder have ensured that Suchir Balaji's case remains in the public eye.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he no longer admires Elon Musk the way he once did. In a candid chat with Tucker Carlson, Altman opened up about their strained ties, Musk’s lawsuits, and the clash between OpenAI and xAI.
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For OpenAI, moving out of California would be a huge decision. Most of its researchers are based in San Francisco, and Altman himself owns several homes in the Bay Area.
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After nearly a decade studying human visual perception, Akshay Jagadeesh will focus on safety research and AI for health as a research resident at Sam Altman’s OpenAI.
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OpenAI says this is the key reason hallucinations still exist, even as models like GPT-5 have become much better at reasoning.
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OpenAI has announced its AI-powered Jobs Platform, set to launch by mid-2026, with certifications planned through OpenAI Academy.
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A man applied to be OpenAI CEO with wild ideas like firing the C-Suite and buying Google. His viral rejection letter has the Internet talking.
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The report says Zhao even signed paperwork to return to OpenAI before Meta convinced him to stay. The tech giant quickly promoted him to the role of Chief AI Scientist
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Raji, who previously founded Statsig and served as its CEO, will now report to Fidji Simo, CEO of Applications at OpenAI.
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Statsig, founded in 2021, builds tools to help software developers test and flag potential new features
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OpenAI is rolling out new safety measures for ChatGPT, aiming to strengthen protections for users in distress. The move comes after the family of a teenager filed a lawsuit blaming the chatbot for his death by suicide. The company says its priority is ensuring ChatGPT never worsens a crisis situation.
