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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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Companies in the mix include Sify Technologies, Yotta Data Services, E2E Networks and CtrlS Datacenters.
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The now-viral video has sparked nostalgia and admiration for the then-Stanford dropout’s early ambition. At its peak, Loopt, Sam Altman's first startup, boasted five million registered users and partnerships with every major US carrier.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says it’s been so long since he last used Google Search that he “cannot tell” when it was — a telling sign of how much he now relies on ChatGPT, even as his company partners with Google on cloud infrastructure.
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Sam Altman is reportedly co-founding Merge Labs, a brain-computer interface startup potentially backed by OpenAI’s ventures team, aiming to compete with Elon Musk’s Neuralink. The project is in early stages, with no official confirmation yet.
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The drama began when Musk accused Apple of rigging the App Store in OpenAI’s favor. He claimed this made it impossible for other AI companies to hit the top spot.
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The war of words between Elon Musk and Sam Altman has taken another swipe-filled turn. After Altman accused Musk of hypocrisy over Apple–OpenAI bias claims, Musk fired back.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI will help 22-year-olds thrive, but warns 62-year-olds may struggle to adapt. Here’s why he sees older workers at greater risk in the AI job shift.
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Sam Altman has hit back at Elon Musk’s claims that Apple is giving OpenAI an unfair boost in the App Store’s AI rankings. While Musk threatened legal action, Altman used the opportunity to lob a not-so-subtle counterpunch — and a thinly veiled dig at Musk’s own business practices.
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Elon Musk was, at the time, a co-founder of OpenAI. Years later, he left the company, launched xAI, a direct competitor, and sued OpenAI over its shift to a for-profit model.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks the obsession with a select few may be shortsighted. Altman implied that the value of elite AI talent isn’t about résumé prestige but breakthrough potential.
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ChatGPT maker OpenAI's CEO suggested that education won’t be the same in the next few years and the growth in the tech will lead to its evolution
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In a recent podcast conversation with comedian Theo Von, Altman said users, especially young people, often talk to ChatGPT like it’s a therapist or life coach. But unlike real professionals, AI does not offer any legal confidentiality.
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Music legend AR Rahman recently met OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to discuss their collaboration on the AI-powered project Secret Mountain.
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As AI models grow in size, complexity, and capability, they demand exponentially more compute power—particularly from GPUs, which are essential for training and running large-scale neural networks.
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OpenAI’s CEO says current technology wasn’t built with AI in mind — and it’s time to rethink both hardware and software for an AI-first future.
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This hiring spree follows claims from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who recently accused Meta of offering OpenAI employees $100 million bonuses to jump ship
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Microsoft is OpenAI’s largest backer, having invested billions to integrate the company’s AI models into its products and services, from Azure to Copilot.
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Accenture’s latest results have sent Indian IT stocks into a tailspin, but the real concern lies deeper than just weak outsourcing numbers. The sector’s inability to engage meaningfully with Generative AI poses a far bigger challenge.
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Altman, who became a father earlier this year, shared that he turned to ChatGPT constantly while learning how to care for his newborn
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The legal demand comes as part of The New York Times’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the companies of using copyrighted material to train AI models.
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Altman’s boardroom drama at OpenAI is getting the movie it deserves. But Musk’s Twitter takeover is the kind of story you can’t script, unless the script is written in real-time, 280 characters at a time.
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The film is called Artificial and is reportedly being developed by Amazon MGM Studios, according to The Hollywood Reporter. It’s going to tell the story of those dramatic days in November 2023 when the tech world was left completely shocked.
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British-born designer, Jony Ive, worked alongside Apple CEO Steve Jobs for years and crafted the look and feel of the modern smartphone, in addition to products like the iPod, iPad, and Apple Watch. He quit the tech giant in 2019.
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OpenAI CEO has forecast an end to the era of smartphone dominance
