The Latest Breaking News from OpenAI

IBM, Meta, and others are launching an AI alliance in the wake of OpenAI's drama.

At Elon Musk's 44th birthday party in 2015, Larry Page and the Tesla CEO argued about AI so severely that it ended their friendship.

Tech leaders have been vocal proponents of the need to regulate artificial intelligence, but they’re also lobbying hard to make sure the new rules work in their favor

The bullied are fighting back. Against whom? “You know who,” Darío Gil, an IBM executive, told Fortune.

The Thrive Capital founder has built his brand around unwavering support for founders—including the embattled Sam Altman of OpenAI.

"We don't think you can have a public institution like this without having a board that represents all kinds of dimensions of diversity."

According to a new study by a programmer, ChatGPT will reportedly provide you with quality and detailed responses to queries if you pretend to tip it for its services.

In 2018, Khosla Ventures wrote a $50 million check to OpenAI, though he says it was “almost impossible to diligence.”

Google’s Gemini AI tool has been delayed until January, hindering the company’s efforts to compete with ChatGPT.

The dramatic firing and reinstatement of Sam Altman as boss of OpenAI was more than a power shuffle. It was a glimpse at the overwhelming influence that big corporations – and a few individuals – possess when it comes to shaping the direction of artificial intelligence.

With the recent sacking and swift rehiring of Sam Altman by OpenAI, debates around the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) are once again in the spotlight. What’s more unusual is that a prominent theme in media reporting has been the ability of AI systems to do maths.