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OpenAI launches Frontier Alliance Partners to scale AI agents in business
OpenAI has introduced the Frontier Alliance Partners program, a partner network that will help enterprises move from pilot AI projects to full production systems with safe, scalable agents.
OpenAI and Paradigm developed a test for AI auditing of smart contracts
The new EVMbench benchmark measures how well AI agents can find and fix critical vulnerabilities in blockchain code.
OpenAI invested $7.5 million in independent AI safety research
OpenAI is funding an independent project on aligning AI with human values as the stakes rise with AGI drawing closer.
OpenAI officially enters the Indian market
Sam Altman’s company is expanding its global presence and launching initiatives to support the largest developer community.
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Go: global access to GPT-5.2 Instant
OpenAI is launching ChatGPT Go, a new version of the service based on GPT-5.2 Instant with expanded memory and higher limits, making advanced AI more accessible worldwide.
OpenAI introduces ads: ChatGPT to become more accessible through advertising
OpenAI announced plans to test ads in ChatGPT. This will help preserve free access to AI and expand its capabilities for users around the world.
OpenAI's business model: scaling through the value of intelligence
OpenAI is reshaping its strategy by betting on deeper ChatGPT integration and new revenue sources—from advertising to compute sales.
AI as a tool for expanding human capabilities
We examine the concept of expanding human potential with AI and how technology helps bridge skills gaps and drive productivity growth across all areas of life.
Praktika uses GPT-5 to create personalized AI tutors
Startup Praktika uses the latest language models to teach foreign languages through live conversation and deep lesson personalization for each user.
OpenAI begins testing ads in ChatGPT to support the free version
OpenAI is introducing ad units into the chatbot interface. Developers say they will preserve data privacy and the objectivity of the AI model's responses.
The Age of Agents: How Codex Is Changing the Architecture of Software Development
The shift to autonomous agents requires new architectural approaches. We examine how Codex is becoming the core of systems capable of writing and testing code independently.
OpenAI introduced GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark: instant code generation and 128k context
The new GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark model promises to change how developers work. Code generation is now 15 times faster, and the context window has expanded to 128,000 tokens. Available in ChatGPT Pro.
Scaling Access: How OpenAI Manages Load for Sora and Codex
OpenAI has revealed details of the architecture of its access management system. Learn how the company combines limits and credits to keep its most resource-intensive models running stably in real time.
GPT-5.2 made a breakthrough in theoretical physics, deriving a new formula
OpenAI's AI managed to solve a complex problem in quantum chromodynamics. Scientists officially confirmed the accuracy of the neural network's calculations.
OpenAI unveiled GABRIEL: an AI tool for large-scale sociological research
OpenAI's new open-source project turns qualitative data into quantitative data, allowing researchers to analyze vast datasets with GPT.
GPT-5 in the Office: Who's Actually Working for You
Admit it, you're doing it too. You open a tab with an AI, have it rewrite that awkward email to a client or explain what your colleague meant in their endless report.
Codex CLI and agent loop: how autonomy magic actually works
It seems we've begun to forget that behind every "smart" action of a neural network stands not magic, but rather a fairly cumbersome engineering framework.
Indeed and AI: jobs now seek you (not the other way around)
You've ever wondered why job hunting in 2024 still feels like trying to find a needle in a burning haystack? Indeed's Chief Revenue Officer Maggie Halls believes this era is finally coming to an end.
OpenAI and translation challenges: why Sam Altman needs to teach neural networks local laws
Imagine you're trying to explain a joke that only regular San Francisco coffee shop patrons understand to someone in Tokyo.
Calvin Klein and ChatGPT: When Neural Networks Sew Faster Than Couturiers
Let's be honest: the fashion industry has always been somewhat archaic. While Silicon Valley was discussing singularity, fashion houses were still sketching designs the old-fashioned way with pencils…
Prism: LaTeX Integrated with GPT-5.2 So Scientists Finally Stop Suffering
For many years, the academic community lived in a peculiar Stockholm syndrome, held hostage by LaTeX.
GPT-5.3-Codex: OpenAI Transforms Neural Network Into Full-Fledged Tech Lead
Programming has always been considered the most fertile ground for large language models. Code is logical, structured, and free from the ambiguity that plagues human language.
GPT-5 in the bio lab: protein synthesis became 40% cheaper
While some use language models to argue with bots on social media or write essays, others trust them to design life at the molecular level.
GPT-5.3-Codex: Neural Network Learned to Think Like an Architect (and It's Scary)
Let's be honest: we've all been waiting for the moment when neural networks stop being just advanced autocomplete and start truly understanding what they write. It seems that moment has arrived.
OpenAI Trusted Access: company distributes AI weapons to 'white' hackers
For a long time OpenAI sat on a powder keg. On one hand, their models kept getting smarter, on the other — the fear that GPT-4 or the upcoming "five" would write the perfect virus forced engineers to…
Choice AI: How OpenAI Helps Japanese Pay Taxes and Get Gifts
Choice is always stressful, especially when it directly affects your money and tax obligations. In Japan, there is a unique and extremely popular system called Furusato Nozei.
OpenAI and the EU: plan to save the economy or attempt to avoid new fines?
Europe has always been known for its ability to regulate everything that moves, and to tax everything that doesn't—until it starts moving.
500,000-euro grant: Who will protect teenagers from AI hallucinations?
While Sam Altman and Elon Musk argue over whether artificial intelligence will save humanity or turn it into batteries, reality proves far more mundane and troubling.
OpenAI Frontier: Why Sam Altman Needs the Keys to Your Office
Remember when ChatGPT was just an amusing conversational partner that sometimes hallucinated and helped high school students write essays. Those days are long gone.
OpenAI: how to teach AI agents not to leak your data via the first link
Imagine you hired a personal assistant who is incredibly intelligent but possesses the naivety of a five-year-old child.