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Microsoft still owns almost a third of OpenAI. That fact is more important than any of the boardroom drama that dominated the headlines last year.

Yann LeCun is asking for half a billion euros. His new AI venture, AMI Labs, is already valued at €3 billion, before it’s built anything for sale.

OpenAI is buying a microscope. The strategic kind. Its agreement to acquire startup Neptune, a builder of AI training analysis tools, is a direct...

Anthropic fired a public shot this week. It accused Chinese AI firms of stealing its models and stripping out the safety guardrails.

Microsoft’s stock has slumped 17% year-to-date, caught in a broader software selloff.

Demis Hassabis is bored of your chatty AI. The DeepMind CEO’s attention is elsewhere, moving past the current boom in generative tools toward...

OpenAI just hired the internet's best celebrity impressionists. It acquired Weights.gg, a six-person startup that ran a social network for sharing...

The stock market flinched. OpenAI said something, and now half of Silicon Valley is rubbing its temples, wondering if the entire AI boom is just a...

Engineers scaling large language models keep smacking into memory limits. A fix is gaining traction: the open-source vLLM inference engine.

AI coding tools have been mostly talk. They can suggest a function, maybe explain some logic, but they've always hit a wall.

Everyone in AI is building a bigger model. A team in Montreal just built a smarter one, and it’s microscopic.

Two guys opened a coffee shop and told their baristas to use ChatGPT. This is not a tech parable. It's an operations manual.

Someone sends you a work question. You copy the text, paste it into ChatGPT, then forward the bot's answer back to them.

Three different companies decided what AI should be this week, and their answers have nothing in common.

OpenAI’s financial ascent is no longer a forecast, it’s a fact. The company’s annualized revenue has blown past $20 billion in 2025, more than...

ChatGPT briefly, bizarrely, fell for goblins. The whole fling started with a single broken piece of code.

Voice agents have long been costly to run and tricky to orchestrate. The problem isn’t the models’ ability to converse; it’s the context ceilings...

A photograph of a guy with a shiny thing on his head is not news. Unless the guy is Joe Gebbia, the former Airbnb co-founder turned U.S.

ChatGPT has spent two years as the world's most advanced trivia machine. Now OpenAI wants it to know your company's secrets.

The numbers are stark. 82.7% on Terminal-Bench 2.0. 84.9% on GDPval. But the real story of OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 isn’t found in a single score.