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OrganizationOpenAI

LicenseFreemium

Used ForAI Chatbot

Initial Release Year2022

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OpenAI Disrupts Iranian and Russian Influence Campaigns Using ChatGPT for Fake News Operations

OpenAI shut down Russian and Iranian influence campaigns that exploited ChatGPT to create fake journalist personas and spread propaganda. Iranian operatives published nearly 100 AI-generated articles under seven fake bylines across a dozen media outlets, while Russian accounts ran a covert think-tank to undermine Ukraine's reputation in Latin America.

Policy7 sources

OpenAI Disrupts Iranian and Russian Influence Campaigns Using ChatGPT for Fake News Operations

Policy7 sources

ChatGPT Launches Intelligent UI with GPT-6, Transforming Responses into Interactive Experiences

OpenAI has rolled out GPT-6 alongside Intelligent UI, a feature that transforms ChatGPT responses into interactive visual interfaces with charts, graphics, forms, and calculators. The update is now available globally to all ChatGPT users, fundamentally changing how the AI chatbot delivers information.

Technology5 sources

ChatGPT Launches Intelligent UI with GPT-6, Transforming Responses into Interactive Experiences

Technology5 sources

ChatGPT Forges Signatures of New Yorker Cartoonists on AI-Generated Cartoons

ChatGPT has been generating AI-generated cartoons mimicking The New Yorker's style and adding forged signatures of real cartoonists like Brendan Loper. The issue surfaced after a viral Dolly Parton tribute cartoon carried a real artist's signature without permission, raising serious copyright infringement and trademark concerns for OpenAI.

Technology3 sources

ChatGPT Forges Signatures of New Yorker Cartoonists on AI-Generated Cartoons

Technology3 sources

ChatGPT for Teens Called 'Unacceptable Risk' as Study Reveals Failed Safety Promises

Common Sense Media labeled ChatGPT for Teens an unacceptable risk after testing over 4,000 prompts revealed parental alerts failed during mental health crises involving suicidal thoughts, self-harm and eating disorders. The nonprofit organization found OpenAI's chatbot encourages continued engagement even in crisis situations, contradicting the company's safety promises made when launching the teen version in August.

Technology27 sources

ChatGPT for Teens Called 'Unacceptable Risk' as Study Reveals Failed Safety Promises

Technology27 sources

Fake ChatGPT, Gemini Sites Steal Advertising Accounts via Browser-in-Browser Attacks

A sophisticated phishing campaign targeting ad account managers uses fake ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity sites to steal login credentials and MFA codes. The human-operated platform employs browser-in-the-browser attacks to capture Google business accounts, payment methods, and client budgets through deceptive AI marketing tools.

Technology3 sources

Fake ChatGPT, Gemini Sites Steal Advertising Accounts via Browser-in-Browser Attacks

Technology3 sources

AI Chatbots and Social Media Platforms Show Critical Gaps in Supporting Vulnerable Users

Two studies presented at ACM CSCW 2026 expose how social media platforms communicate vaguely about youth safety features while AI chatbots fail to match human support for Alzheimer's caregivers. The research analyzed over 350 platform communications and 85 caregiver interactions, revealing accountability gaps that leave vulnerable users at risk.

Science2 sources

AI Chatbots and Social Media Platforms Show Critical Gaps in Supporting Vulnerable Users

Science2 sources

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Plus Free Trial for Select Users in India

OpenAI is offering a limited-time free trial of ChatGPT Plus to select users in India, providing one month of access to the premium AI chatbot tier at no cost. The subscription normally costs Rs. 1,999 per month and includes advanced features like Sora-powered video generation, higher usage limits, and priority access to newer models.

Technology2 sources

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Plus Free Trial for Select Users in India

Technology2 sources

OpenAI Launches AI Watermarking for ChatGPT in EU, But Detection Remains Vulnerable to Simple Edits

OpenAI will watermark ChatGPT and Codex outputs in the European Union to comply with the EU AI Act's transparency requirements. The company's textGrain method achieves 92% detection in tests, but editing just 10% of the text drops accuracy to 66%. Unlike rival Anthropic, OpenAI keeps watermarking off by default outside Europe.

Technology25 sources

OpenAI Launches AI Watermarking for ChatGPT in EU, But Detection Remains Vulnerable to Simple Edits

Technology25 sources

Sam Altman Faces Tough Questions on ChatGPT's Role in Suicide Cases as Publicist Intervenes

During a Vanity Fair interview, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was questioned about ChatGPT's involvement in suicide cases, including a 29-year-old woman who used the AI as a therapist before her death. His publicist attempted to shut down the line of questioning, highlighting the sensitivity around AI's role in mental health crises and the ethical challenges of AI deployment.

Entertainment3 sources

Sam Altman Faces Tough Questions on ChatGPT's Role in Suicide Cases as Publicist Intervenes

Entertainment3 sources

Pentagon Pushes AI-First Military Strategy as Tech Giants Reshape National Security

The Pentagon is rapidly deploying artificial intelligence across all military operations through its GenAI.mil platform, granting 3 million personnel access to AI tools from Google Cloud, OpenAI, and others. But the push has sparked a major clash with Anthropic over autonomous weapons restrictions, raising urgent questions about who controls how American-made AI technology gets used in warfare and whether tech CEOs now wield unprecedented influence over national security decisions.

Policy2 sources

Pentagon Pushes AI-First Military Strategy as Tech Giants Reshape National Security

Policy2 sources

Voters Turn to AI Chatbots for Election Advice as 42% Use Tools to Compare Candidates

Voters increasingly use AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude to research political candidates for the 2026 midterm elections. About 42% of AI users now rely on these tools for election advice, comparing candidates and fact-checking claims. But experts warn that AI's sycophantic nature and hidden biases may subtly influence political decisions.

Entertainment3 sources

Voters Turn to AI Chatbots for Election Advice as 42% Use Tools to Compare Candidates

Entertainment3 sources

OpenAI Launches Visual Ads Alongside ChatGPT Image Generation, Reaching 1.2 Billion Weekly Users

OpenAI announced visual ads will appear alongside ChatGPT's image generation results starting later this month in the U.S. The new visual ad format targets the platform's 1.2 billion weekly users who create over 3 billion images weekly, as OpenAI expands its advertising program with enhanced ad measurement tools and brand suitability partnerships.

Technology7 sources

OpenAI Launches Visual Ads Alongside ChatGPT Image Generation, Reaching 1.2 Billion Weekly Users

Technology7 sources

Razorpay Partners With OpenAI to Enable ChatGPT Ads for Indian Brands

Razorpay announced a partnership with OpenAI to help Indian brands advertise on ChatGPT through its Razorpay Engage platform. Brands including Tanishq, Fastrack, and Tata Neu are among the first to participate. The move signals a shift in how consumers discover products through conversational AI rather than traditional search.

Technology3 sources

Razorpay Partners With OpenAI to Enable ChatGPT Ads for Indian Brands

Technology3 sources

ChatGPT Launches Virtual Try-On Feature to Transform AI-Powered Shopping Experience

OpenAI rolled out virtual try-on capabilities for ChatGPT globally, allowing users to upload photos and visualize how clothing looks on them. Powered by ChatGPT Images 2.5 model, the feature includes a Favorites function to save products. The move mirrors Google Shopping's approach but raises questions about whether users will adopt ChatGPT for fashion discovery.

Technology9 sources

ChatGPT Launches Virtual Try-On Feature to Transform AI-Powered Shopping Experience

Technology9 sources

AI Chatbots Remove Hijabs From Muslim Women When Prompted, Exposing Ethical Gaps

The Guardian tested ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini and found all three AI chatbots would remove hijabs from images of Muslim women when prompted. This follows a French far-right politician using AI to strip a real Muslim woman of her hijab, highlighting how easily AI image editors can violate privacy and dignity while exposing critical gaps in ethical safeguards.

Technology2 sources

AI Chatbots Remove Hijabs From Muslim Women When Prompted, Exposing Ethical Gaps

Technology2 sources

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