The Latest Breaking News from Sam Altman

A new report reveals that Microsoft recently formed a generative AI team to develop small language models. The models will spot similar capabilities in OpenAI's ChatGPT but smaller and cheaper.

OpenAI's Sam Altman is in talks with Middle Eastern investors and TSMC over AI chip venture.

The Economist's Editor-in-Chief, Zanny Minton Beddoes, touched base with OpenAI's Sam Altman and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to talk about the future of AI, the direction for ChatGPT moving forward, the potential and dangers of AGI superintelligence, and regulation of the technology.

Walking around in Davos where the global elites gathered for the World Economic Forum this week, there were two inescapable words on the windows: artificial intelligence.

Sam Altman believes the true potential of AI systems lies not in replacing workers, but in improving their abilities in 3 critical sectors.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Guterres drew parallels between the risks associated with AI and those posed by the climate crisis.

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;…

Microsoft is one of the world's leaders in the development of generative AI, which it is embedding into its popular business software products.

ChatGPT will be launching a video creation tool in the next year or two, to go along with text and image generation. The potential for misuse in deepfakes is staggeringly high.