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OpenAI, Microsoft sued for scraping newspapers and using text without license
This lawsuit isn't about copyright. It's a $10 billion bet on whether you can build an industry by ignoring property rights.
Sora 2 Generates Disturbing AI Kid Videos as Legal Grey Area Persists
The latest version of Sora is here. And people are using it to churn out videos of AI-generated children in sexualized, disturbing scenarios.
OpenAI appoints former Slack CEO as CRO, bringing 14 years at Salesforce
OpenAI just hired a corporate mechanic. Her name is Denise Dresser, former CEO of Slack, and her new title is chief revenue officer.
OpenAI launches GPT-5.2 a month after GPT-5.1, emphasizing warmer, more personable AI
OpenAI's release schedule now looks like a software patch feed. GPT-5.2 is out, a mere four weeks after the "warmer" GPT-5.1.
AI Proofs Flood Math, Prompting Calls for OpenAI Boycott
OpenAI dropped several hundred AI-generated mathematical manuscripts into the field this month, and the reaction from working mathematicians has been...
Harvard study finds OpenAI's o1 and 4o outdiagnose ER doctors in 76‑patient test
Seventy-six patients walked into a Boston emergency room. Two attending physicians examined them, made their calls.
OpenAI Agents Edited Wiki, Took Administrator Weeks to Clean Up
OpenAI shipped GPT-6 Astra this week, and the company isn't being shy about what it thinks that means.
OpenAI Investigates Mathematician's AI Obsolescence Claims
Tristan Buckmaster spent months chasing a solution to the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of math's seven Millennium Prize...
Google plans Gemini 3 launch in 2025 as AI drives USD 100B revenue
Google’s next big AI model, Gemini 3, is scheduled for 2025. This is not a speculative roadmap.
AI firms may need reset, double down on winners and cut losses by 2026
That feeling you get the morning after a party where the furniture is broken and the bank account is empty? The AI industry is about to have it.
Hugging Face releases ml‑intern, an agent that auto‑diagnoses LLM failures
Training an LLM is only half the battle. The real drudgery begins after: poring over evaluation logs, spotting subtle regressions, and retuning...
Thinking Machines challenges OpenAI scaling, says superintelligence is a learner
Everyone in AI is building bigger. Thinking Machines, a secretive startup, thinks that's wrong.
Trusted access enables defenders through verification and accountability
OpenAI's blog post on Wednesday ditched the usual lofty pronouncements. It led with cash: a $10 million Cybersecurity Grant Program.
OpenAI's Gumdrop hardware plans, codenamed 'i', raise smartphone concerns
Forget the smartphone’s glossy rectangle. OpenAI is quietly sketching a very different future, a sleek, pen-shaped device codenamed Gumdrop,...
OpenAI expands data residency, letting 1M+ business users choose regional storage
OpenAI has finally started acting like a grown-up company. Its latest move lets more than a million business customers pick where their data is...
US benchmark shows China lagging; Deepseek model underperforms private tests
The US government has declared China's best AI model is falling behind. It's a political verdict. DeepSeek V4 is the current Chinese champion.
AI Leap and OpenAI integrate global AI expertise into Estonia's schools
AI Leap and OpenAI are bringing their tech to Estonian classrooms. Announced April 18, the partnership has a dual goal: integrating tools like Codex...
ChatGPT API favors Wikipedia and obscure German sites, unlike web UI
ChatGPT gives different answers depending on how you ask. The version you chat with on a website is not the same engine that powers other apps...
Burger King deploys OpenAI‑powered 'Patty' to monitor staff politeness
Burger King is installing a supervisor. Its name is Patty, it lives in a headset, and its job is to make sure you say "please." This OpenAI chatbot...
Apple Reportedly Building AI Servers With M8 Ultra Chips, Nvidia NVLink
Apple wants a seat at the AI data center table, and it's building the hardware to get there.