The open nature of OpenAI’s upcoming language model means companies and governments will be able to run the model themselves, much like how Microsoft and other cloud providers quickly onboarded DeepSeek’s R1 model earlier this year.

The past month has been especially bruising for OpenAI. Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has raided the company for some of its top AI talent, luring away roughly a dozen elite researchers with promises of big money, greater autonomy, and a shared mission to build Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

OpenAI has completed its nearly $6.5 billion all-stock deal to buy an AI device startup co-founded by Apple Inc.’s former design chief Jony Ive, cementing the ChatGPT maker’s push into the hardware market.

o3, an artificial intelligence (AI) model developed by the creators of ChatGPT, has been ranked the best AI tool for answering science questions in multiple fields, according to a benchmarking platform launched last week.

The creator of ChatGPT is handing out stock packages that exceed its total revenue, a high-stakes gamble to keep its engineers from defecting to rivals like Meta.

The new hires are joining OpenAI’s scaling team, according to an internal Slack message sent by cofounder Greg Brockman.

The most important AI partnership in the world partly revolves around whether OpenAI achieves AGI. I propose several practical tests.

OpenAI is close to releasing an AI-powered web browser that will challenge the dominance of Google Chrome. OpenAI is about to release an AI-powered web browser that will challenge the market dominance of Google Chrome, Reuters reported on July 9.