Microsoft dethroned Apple last week as the richest company in the world as per market capitalization. Many assumed it was because of Apple slipping on a banana peel called China, with competition from Huawei and Xiaomi causing their tentpole product, iPhone 15, to lag behind in sales projections. (Even their freshly announced $70 discount is […]
OpenAI
In response to The New York Times' recent copyright infringement lawsuit, OpenAI and its lawyers dismissed the allegations as "without merit."
OpenAI is offering news publishers a couple of million to use their copyrighted news articles to train their AI models.
Farewell to 2023, and as OpenAI bids adieu to GPT-4, it welcomes GPT-5 for the year 2024. Sam Altman hinted a continued development of GPT-5.
The New York Times has filed an AI lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging copyright infringement when training their AI models.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Archive new feature allows users to tidy up their chatboxes by archiving their conversations without deleting them.
In AI trend news, Microsoft quietly slips the free Copilot app for Android devices into the Google Play Store.
University of Tokyo's Alter3, now supercharged with the power of GPT-4, is the latest in large language model technology.
ByteDance has publicly admitted to employing OpenAI's tech in the creation of its AI models, after the later shut down the former’s account.
In response to recent challenges and the global concern surrounding AI capabilities, OpenAI released its new risk management frameworks.