The Latest Breaking News from Sam Altman

Humanity's Last Exam should prove a worthy test for expert-level AI.

Product from iPhone designer and OpenAI CEO could grab $1 billion in funding by year’s end.

AI development is accelerating — with some scientists suggesting machines will be more intelligent than the smartest humans within the next few years.

Last month, OpenAI came out against a yet-to-be enacted Californian law that aims to set basic safety standards for developers of large artificial intelligence (AI) models. This was a change of posture for the company, whose chief executive Sam Altman has previously spoken in support of AI regulation.

Altman dropped out from Stanford at 19, but always felt that if the risk didn’t pay off he could “undo it” and go back to college.

LinkedIn subtly rolled out a new feature (Data for Generative AI improvement), allowing Microsoft and affiliates' AI models to access your data for training without consent.

Group now has more power over new AI launches as well.

The OpenAI CEO had previously admitted that the company’s structure is “unusual.” Now he's made it clear, it's time to change it.

OpenAI recently unveiled a new series of next-gen AI models dubbed OpenAI o1 and o1-mini with advanced reasoning capabilities across math, science, and coding.