The Latest Breaking News from OpenAI

A new study lists Microsoft among the top tech giants that attracts employees from other competitors in the tech world. The study further disclosed that Microsoft attracted 7,937 employees from IBM, and lost a whopping 12,018 to Google.

In this week’s newsletter: Changpeng Zhao has pleaded guilty to breaking US anti-money-laundering laws but will the enforcement end there?

Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia's founder, recently highlighted his concerns regarding OpenAI's AI-powered tool, especially its accuracy. The founder explained that using the tool to generate text on the platform was a mess as it did a terrible job since it got most of the details wrong and even provided inaccurate information.

Last-minute disagreement over the AI Act’s impact on foundation models could scupper the deal.

The two women on the leading AI company's board are out. Three men are in.

New rules require companies to keep data safe and ensure AI models aren't used by criminals.

OpenAI employees may not like the board’s retort that allowing the company to be destroyed would be consistent with the mission–but they saw it this way.

Investor credits Nadella's leadership and positioning for future success

Despite criticising current generative AI models, Wikipedia's founder Jimmy Wales hasn't ruled out the idea of using AI for the free online encyclopedia.