The Latest Breaking News from ChatGPT

Georgia Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge Tracie Cason's decision last week in Walters v. OpenAI, LLC simply says that it denies OpenAI's motion to dismiss, and (as is common in many state courts) doesn't offer a detailed explanation. But here's an excerpt from Walters' response to OpenAI's motion to dismiss;…

OpenAI’s COO reveals how many ChatGPT Enterprise customers it has, and spoiler alert: it’s not as many as you'd expect.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI has said it will introduce tools to combat disinformation ahead of the dozens of elections this year in countries that are home to half the world's population.

A new CoPilot Pro leak suggests that Microsoft is planning to launch a paid tier of its AI assistant. What does that mean for its free tier?

Over the last month or so, there’s been an uptick in people complaining that the chatbot has become lazy. What’s behind this trend?

The announcement follows OpenAI's communication to developers the previous week, signalling the company's commitment to expanding its offerings.

Through the new product models, chatbot agents could be developed with their own personalities or themes

Here’s how Volkswagen plans to improve the new ChatGPT powers of its voice assistant

OpenAI is in the middle of legal battles over bad copyright practices. The company admits that it relies on copyrighted material to train its models, but highlights that the law doesn't restrict this.

Solos just unveiled a new universal translation feature for its ChatGPT-powered AirGo3 wearable smart glasses! Here's what to expect.

Judges in England and Wales have been given approval to use artificial intelligence to help writing legal opinions