The Latest Breaking News from OpenAI

All of the stories from Wednesday's episode of the Tech & Science Daily podcast.

OpenAI welcomes Sam Altman back, which means it's full-speed ahead to the most exciting – or dangerous – AI.

The Californian company OpenAI has announced the return of co-founder Sam Altman to its helm, just days after his shock dismissal. The rift with OpenAI's board reflects a fundamental difference of opinion over the development of AI (artificial intelligence), as our Science and tech editor Julia Sieger explains.

OpenAI’s voice assistant, ChatGPT Voice is now available to all users of the chatbot platform and not just those with a paid subscription.

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Sam Altman’s ouster from OpenAI suggests that layoffs are not indicative of employee performance.

Musk relies on several executives, like Steve Davis and Gwynne Shotwell, to help run his companies.

Don't mess with Microsoft.

ChatGPT's voice control feature has just rolled out to all free users – here's how to start using it.

OpenAI's weekend-long fiasco seems to have ended after the company issued a statement announcing the reinstatement of Sam Altman as the company's CEO with a new initial board.

AI is still accelerating at a rapid pace, and for some companies, there's a fear of missing out.