OpenAI
OpenAI is a San Francisco AI lab, the maker of ChatGPT, the GPT model family and the Sora video generator. Its releases set the pace for the entire industry, and its partnership with Microsoft puts its models inside Copilot and Azure. This page gathers all our coverage of OpenAI: product launches, research and company news.
ChatGPT Is Helping People Write Lawsuits, and British Courts Can't Keep Up
Britons who can't afford lawyers have started using generative AI en masse to file claims, leaving the courts overloaded until 2028.
ChatGPT in Russia: Why It's Unavailable and What It Means for Business
A Habr analyst explains why renting Western AI models leads to a dead end, how labor replacement drains money abroad, and how lawmakers may respond.
New GLM-5.2 Model Breaks Into the Top 4 and Costs Less Than ChatGPT
Beijing startup Z.ai has released GLM-5.2, which ranks fourth in a key AI leaderboard for coding and agentic tasks, at a lower price than Anthropic and OpenAI.
Cloudflare will block AI bots by default, without site owners opting in
Deploying AI Agents in the Enterprise: Amazon's FDE Strategy
Anthropic launches Claude Science, a single environment for researchers in place of a scatter of tools
Acti puts a text AI directly into the iPhone and Android keyboard
How ChatGPT and AI Model Monetization Works: Palantir's Manifesto
Palantir has published a nine-point manifesto urging organizations to keep their own data, control model weights and abandon "tokenmaxxing."
OpenAI offered the US government a 5% stake amid pressure from the Trump administration
Sam Altman proposed giving the state 5% of OpenAI, worth about $42.6 billion, to ease political tension with the White House and share AI's benefits with the public.
Sam Altman Proposes Giving 5% of OpenAI to a US Sovereign Wealth Fund
Zuckerberg tells Meta staff AI agents are progressing slower than expected
Proton releases Lumo 2.0, a private AI chat that does not train on user data
AI Models in a Rut: Why ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini Think Alike
OpenAI Offered the US a 5% Stake in the Company to Pay Dividends to Every American
OpenAI held talks on giving the US government a 5% stake in the company, amid growing regulatory pressure and debate over who benefits from the AI boom.
Fuel crisis exposes a new AI-era phenomenon: dozens of identical services in a week
Within seven days, more than ten identical gas station monitoring services appeared in Russia, each built independently with AI during the fuel crisis.