OpenAI's valuation skyrockets to $500 billion as anticipation builds for the imminent GPT-5 launch and revenue soars from $10 billion to a projected $20 billion by year's end.
OpenAI proposes sharing 20 million ChatGPT user logs, while The New York Times demands access to 120 million conversations in an ongoing legal battle, raising privacy concerns and potential delays.
OpenAI unleashes two new open source language models gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b, matching or exceeding their proprietary models' performance while ensuring privacy by running locally, available for free use under the permissive Apache 2.0 license.
The Gemini app unveils a groundbreaking feature that generates personalized, illustrated storybooks with read-aloud narration, allowing users to create customized stories using prompts and personal photos in various art styles and over 45 languages.
Microsoft researchers identify 40 jobs, including teachers, translators, and historians, as highly vulnerable to disruption from artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting the potential impact on knowledge-based roles while hands-on occupations like dredge operators and water treatment plant operators face minimal AI exposure.
ChatGPT skyrockets to 700 million weekly users as OpenAI secures $8.3 billion in funding from top investors, amassing 5 million paying business clients.
Qwen-Image, a groundbreaking visual computing model, excels at complex text rendering across languages and achieves exceptional performance in preserving semantic meaning and visual realism during image editing, consistently outperforming existing models and establishing itself as a leading image foundation model.
Legal AI startup Harvey rockets to $100 million in annual revenue within three years of launching, quadrupling its weekly users while serving over 500 major clients including Comcast with AI-powered legal research and drafting services.
A surging Mid-Atlantic AI hub spanning Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington DC challenges Silicon Valley's primacy, boasting abundant talent and innovation but requiring strategic investment to scale its 'Star Hub' potential.
In a surprising move, Anthropic revokes OpenAI's access to its Claude AI models, citing violation of terms of service, after OpenAI used Claude to compare its performance against its own models, though Anthropic will allow access for benchmarking and safety evaluations.