The Latest Breaking News from OpenAI

Fortune discovered the investment into Hydrazine’s fourth fund via a Freedom of Information Act request.

Ever wanted to have a conversation with your car? Some companies are using ChatGPT to make that a reality.

At some point this month, OpenAI stopped listing Microsoft as a minority owner. Instead, the organization's website now lists Microsoft as having a minority economic interest. Here's what that means.

A fully-fledged AI-powered assistant is well on its way to your vehicle's infortainment system. This comes after Microsoft and TomTom recently announced their newly found partnership. While the stock infortainment system on your vehicle can achieve a number of things, this new integration promises a “more sophisticated voice interaction.”

A new in-car artificial intelligence assistant will allow you to set a route, open the windows, turn on the radio and find somewhere to eat from a single interaction.

A new artificial intelligence model is able to create a fully immersive virtual environment from a simple text prompt.

OpenAI wants researchers to find out how we can control AI systems way smarter than us and ensure they remain aligned with human values.

While large language models like ChatGPT are more advanced, smaller AI models that perform a specific task can play a key role in improving our daily lives.

OpenAI twirls the dance of progression, weaving safety into its operations. Embracing change, the board can now pirouette and reverse decisions!

Microsoft Edge is once again serving some users a prompt begging for them to switch to Bing, if they're using Google as their default search engine. Sigh.

Publishers have raised concerns about the problem they face when it comes to blocking ByteDance's AI bot called Bytespider.