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Musk Launches AI Company After Calling for Regulation
Elon Musk founded xAI in July 2023. Four months earlier, he signed an open letter urging a pause on advanced AI development, calling the technology a...
Sam Altman’s ‘Our Principles’ post lists five rules on superintelligence power
Sam Altman sees two futures. In one, a few corporations own superintelligence. In the other, everyone does.
OpenAI begins testing ads beneath ChatGPT conversations, source says
OpenAI is putting ads in ChatGPT. Not soon. Today. A source familiar with the plans says the company will begin testing ads directly beneath user...
OpenAI markets ChatGPT as work data search tool, but citation reliability remains distant
OpenAI wants you to use ChatGPT to find your next company expense report or a lost client memo.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announces Pentagon deal with ambiguous safety principles
Sam Altman’s Tuesday announcement cemented a Pentagon partnership for OpenAI. The deal’s two stated safety principles?
UK to require pre-release AI testing to block child abuse image creation
The UK is about to force AI companies to do their homework before releasing new tools.
Study shows sycophantic AI chatbots can outwit ideal rational users
Polite agreement is a potent form of control. New research, formalized in a mathematical model, proves the point: even a perfectly logical person can...
OpenAI’s Sol Matches Astra Performance at a Fraction of the Cost
Four frontier models shipped in four weeks, and the launch posts made each one sound like the new champion. Claude Fable 5.1 arrived September 1.
OpenAI Academy launches courses guiding teams from AI basics to workflow agents
OpenAI is coming for your to-do list. The company’s new OpenAI Academy isn't a philosophical discussion about artificial intelligence.
OpenAI Outpaces Anthropic in Q3 API Growth, Astra Model Launch Imminent
Three months ago, Anthropic looked like it had pulled ahead for good. The company hit a $65 billion annualized revenue run rate and, for the first...
OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 in standard, Pro, and Thinking versions
OpenAI is done pretending one model fits all. Its new GPT-5.4 comes in three distinct versions, and the choice you make says more about your work...
OpenAI's Deployment Simulation Beats Baseline, Adds Risk Checks to Agentic Code
The next generation of AI doesn’t just write code, it acts on it. That shift brings a new class of risk: models that behave differently when they...
Japan’s AI Boom Benefits Toilet Maker and MSG Giant
Toto, the company better known outside Japan for its high-end toilets, has become an unlikely name in the country's chip-driven boom.
Amazon Releases Its Own Jev Clone After Internal Project Topped Benchmark
Amazon Web Services put out its own version of a Jev model this week, joining a growing line of companies building small, narrow decision engines...
OpenAI supports standards to improve CyberTipline reports and aid enforcement
The digital frontier is a double-edged sword. For every moment of connection, there is a predator lurking in the shadows, exploiting the very tools...
OpenAI tests if language models will confess when they break instructions
Forget just building a smarter chatbot. At OpenAI, researchers are now trying to force their creations to develop a conscience.
Pokee AI's 28B Model Maintains 93.3% Accuracy at 10M Tokens
Pokee AI put out Pokee-Isaac 28B on Tuesday, a text-only foundation model with a 10-million-token context window built to run behind a customer's own...
AWS Agent Harness Cuts Token Costs 28% Without Accuracy Loss
An agent that performs well inside Claude Code or Codex often falls apart the moment a developer tries to rebuild that same behavior with their own...
OpenAI releases GPT-5.2 for ChatGPT users and API developers, citing clear gains
OpenAI is selling its new model, GPT-5.2, now. You can find it in ChatGPT or through their API.
Sora exposes failures in AI labeling, including OpenAI-overseen C2PA
A woolly mammoth trudges through snow, generated by OpenAI's Sora. That single video didn't just bypass Content Credentials. It shattered them.