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Researchers Question Why OpenAI Is Keeping Its Biggest AI Discoveries Private

OpenAI has limited access to some of its advanced AI research. This has raised questions about how much information the company should share with scientists and the public. OpenAI is a major player in artificial intelligence. However, researchers cannot independently … Continue reading →

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UK launches world-first AI Biosecurity Lab with OpenAI and Anthropic backing

The UK government plans to set up a new AI Biosecurity Lab to detect biological threats and speed up the development of vaccines and treatments. The government will provide £100 million, while OpenAI and Anthropic have pledged up to £200 … Continue reading →

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OpenAI and Meta Warn U.S. Courts That AI Deepfakes Are Harder to Detect

OpenAI and Meta have warned U.S. judges that AI-generated deepfakes could make it harder to verify audio and video evidence in court. The companies said fake recordings are becoming more realistic. This makes them harder to distinguish from genuine footage. … Continue reading →

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Sam Altman Says 2035 Graduates Could Be Working in Space

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes some college graduates could have jobs in space by 2035. He predicts that future workers may travel beyond Earth for exciting and well-paid careers. His comments offer a glimpse into how technology and artificial intelligence … Continue reading →

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OpenAI’s $50 Billion Revenue Figure Raises New Questions on Wall Street

OpenAI’s revenue figures have raised new concerns among investors about the growth of the artificial intelligence industry. The company’s annualized revenue was nearly $50 billion in September 2026, according to a Reuters report. This was lower than the nearly $70 … Continue reading →

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Sam Altman Says AI Benefits May Be Worth Some Negative Outcomes

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes society may need to accept some negative outcomes to benefit from artificial intelligence (AI). His view reflects a growing debate over how much risk governments, businesses and the public should tolerate as AI technology advances. … Continue reading →

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OpenAI Exposes How Fake Journalists Used ChatGPT to Publish Nearly 100 Articles

Fake journalists used AI tools to publish nearly 100 articles across a dozen online news outlets, raising concerns about how easily foreign influence campaigns can enter the news system. The operation was linked to Iran, according to OpenAI, which said … Continue reading →

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OpenAI’s ChatGPT for Teens Faces Scrutiny Over Gaps in Safety Protections

OpenAI’s ChatGPT for teens is facing questions about its safety measures after Common Sense Media found that some protections did not work as expected during testing. The organisation also reported that the chatbot rejected requests for explicit sexual role-play, highlighting … Continue reading →

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OpenAI Faces Questions After Three Researchers Dispute Misconduct Claims

OpenAI has defended its decision to fire three researchers after they accused the company of putting corporate interests ahead of artificial intelligence (AI) safety. The researchers say their dismissals could discourage employees from raising concerns about AI risks, while OpenAI … Continue reading →

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OpenAI Revenue Estimate Drops From $70 Billion to $50 Billion as Accounting Differences Emerge

OpenAI has told investors that its annualized revenue reached nearly $50 billion in September, a figure below earlier communications that suggested the company was approaching a $70 billion revenue run rate. The difference has raised questions about OpenAI’s financial performance … Continue reading →

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