The Latest Breaking News from OpenAI

Valve has stated any AI-created game artwork that infringes on copyright won't be allowed on Steam.

India's tech industry is being less than bold in embracing artificial intelligence. It's hoping to create solutions for corporate clients by building on top of somebody else's investment in foundational technologies, hardly a strategy for pathbreaking success.

In the last few months, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots and apps have created a lot of buzz and have become an integral part of our lives. And while ChatGPT continues to amuse people across the world, there's news that its company OpenAI has now been sued for alleged copyright infringement…

Authors Paul Tremblay and Mona Awad have sued the maker of the AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT.

"In some ways it actually has interesting psychological similarities to some of the COVID hysteria. So there’s just a lot of hysterical freakout happening right now.”

A law firm is suing ChatGPT creator OpenAI for violating the copyrights of users.

Salesforce and OpenAI’s major British investments serve as a warning to the EU.

The maker of the Pi chatbot plans one of the world's biggest A.I. supercomputers. Previous investors include Will.i.am.

Thanks to the power of OpenAI, Clippy will now be able to help you with anything ChatGPT can - and it'll even scratch your vintage itch while doing it with its late 90s style.