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OpenAI launched GPT-5.5, marking a significant advancement in agentic AI capabilities with enhanced planning, tool usage, and autonomous task execution, though at double the API pricing of its predecessor.
The federal trial in Oakland between Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has begun, with both parties presenting starkly different accounts of OpenAI’s early development and its transition toward a for-profit structure.
OpenAI introduced GPT-5.5, a groundbreaking AI model designed for autonomous task management and improved efficiency, marking a significant advancement in agentic artificial intelligence.
OpenAI has redefined its partnership with Microsoft, removing the exclusivity clause and the controversial AGI-related terms, allowing broader distribution of its AI technologies.
OpenAI has reached a significant deal with Microsoft, its largest shareholder, enabling the AI company to offer products on Amazon Web Services while Microsoft gains enhanced revenue-share benefits.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has articulated five fundamental principles that shape the company’s future initiatives and provide insight into its unconventional business strategies.
OpenAI has discontinued its standalone Codex coding model, merging its functions into the newly released GPT-5.5. This update aims to deliver enhanced coding performance with greater efficiency.
OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.5, yet its chief scientist describes recent AI advancements as unexpectedly gradual, while forecasting substantial improvements in the near future.
OpenAI has launched its Trusted Access program, providing Microsoft with access to its most advanced AI models aimed at strengthening cyber defense amid rising AI-related security threats.
OpenAI introduces ChatGPT for Clinicians, a specialized AI chatbot designed for medical professionals, which reportedly surpasses human doctors in clinical task performance even when doctors have unlimited time and internet access.