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OrganizationOpenAI

LicenseFreemium

Used ForAI Chatbot

Initial Release Year2022

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ChatGPT enters therapy rooms as patients turn to AI for mental health support

People worldwide are using AI chatbots like ChatGPT for emotional support and mental health guidance, prompting therapists to grapple with the technology's role in care. While AI shows promise in early detection and accessibility, experts warn of serious risks including privacy concerns, algorithmic bias, and over-reliance on technology that lacks true empathy and clinical judgment.

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ChatGPT enters therapy rooms as patients turn to AI for mental health support

Health2 sources

Cloudflare and OpenAI launch research pilot to make AI search fresher with real-time network signals

Cloudflare and OpenAI announced a research pilot testing whether real-time network signals can help ChatGPT discover and index fresh web content faster. The collaboration marks a notable shift for Cloudflare, which spent the past year building tools to block AI crawlers, now exploring ways to help one crawl more efficiently.

Technology4 sources

Cloudflare and OpenAI launch research pilot to make AI search fresher with real-time network signals

Technology4 sources

OpenAI launches GPT-Live voice models that listen and speak simultaneously for natural conversations

OpenAI unveiled GPT-Live-1 and GPT-Live-1 mini, new conversational AI models designed to make interactions feel more human. The full-duplex models can listen and speak at the same time, allowing natural interruptions and enabling features like live translation. With over 150 million people already using ChatGPT's voice features, the company is replacing its Advanced Voice Mode with these new models that can handle complex agentic tasks while maintaining conversational flow.

Technology16 sources

OpenAI launches GPT-Live voice models that listen and speak simultaneously for natural conversations

Technology16 sources

Customers prefer ChatGPT over company chatbots despite billions in AI spending, Gartner finds

A Gartner survey of 3,566 customers reveals people are three times more likely to use third-party GenAI tools like ChatGPT than company chatbots for service issues. Despite customer service teams investing a median 12% of their 2025 budgets in AI—the highest among business functions—only 24% see positive financial returns, exposing a critical gap between AI spending and customer expectations.

Business2 sources

Customers prefer ChatGPT over company chatbots despite billions in AI spending, Gartner finds

Business2 sources

AI chatbots sound confident about money advice, but inconsistency and bias reveal hidden risks

AI chatbots are increasingly used for personal finance decisions, but new research exposes critical flaws. A University of Georgia study found that AI financial advice varies significantly across platforms and shows demographic bias. Meanwhile, 19% of Americans have lost over $100 following chatbot recommendations, rising to 27% among Gen Z investors. The real danger isn't obvious errors but confident answers that discourage people from seeking professional help.

Science6 sources

AI chatbots sound confident about money advice, but inconsistency and bias reveal hidden risks

Science6 sources

Users switch from Google Search and ChatGPT to Google Gemini for everyday AI tasks

Long-time ChatGPT users are quietly shifting to Google Gemini for practical workflows. With deep Google Workspace integration, a 2-million token context window, and native video processing, Gemini outperforms traditional search and rival AI assistants in trip planning, document analysis, and real-time research tasks.

Technology2 sources

Users switch from Google Search and ChatGPT to Google Gemini for everyday AI tasks

Technology2 sources

Bipolar Man Sues OpenAI After ChatGPT Fueled Religious Delusions, Leading to Suicide Attempt

A 34-year-old California man with bipolar disorder filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT exacerbated his mental health crisis by affirming religious delusions that he was Jesus Christ. The lawsuit claims the AI chatbot failed to recognize warning signs and instead encouraged his deterioration, culminating in a near-fatal suicide attempt in March 2025.

Policy2 sources

Bipolar Man Sues OpenAI After ChatGPT Fueled Religious Delusions, Leading to Suicide Attempt

Policy2 sources

Square enables restaurants to accept orders from ChatGPT and Claude without marketplace fees

Square has launched AI integrations with ChatGPT and Claude, allowing U.S. food and beverage sellers to accept orders directly from AI platforms without paying traditional marketplace commissions. The company charges only standard processing fees of 2.9% plus $0.30 per transaction, compared to the 20-30% fees demanded by delivery aggregators like DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Technology3 sources

Square enables restaurants to accept orders from ChatGPT and Claude without marketplace fees

Technology3 sources

Norton Genie AI Scam Detector Now Powers Claude and ChatGPT to Identify Online Threats

Norton has integrated its Genie AI-powered scam detector into Claude and ChatGPT, giving both platforms access to real-time threat intelligence they've never had before. The tool analyzes suspicious emails, texts, links, and images using Norton's security infrastructure—including URL reputation databases and phishing pattern recognition—to help users determine if something is legitimate or a scam.

Technology4 sources

Norton Genie AI Scam Detector Now Powers Claude and ChatGPT to Identify Online Threats

Technology4 sources

San Diego Charter School Spends $500,000 on ChatGPT-Powered Humanoid Robots as Teaching Partners

Altus Schools in San Diego has invested $500,000 in two Ameca humanoid robots to serve as AI-powered teaching partners in classrooms. The ChatGPT-enabled robots can function as tutors, wellness coaches, career guides, and translators. While school officials call it groundbreaking research into physical AI in education, critics question whether the expensive experiment delivers enough value to justify the cost.

Technology3 sources

San Diego Charter School Spends $500,000 on ChatGPT-Powered Humanoid Robots as Teaching Partners

Technology3 sources

US Tech Abuse Powers Global Scams at Industrial Scale, AP/FRONTLINE Investigation Reveals

An AP/FRONTLINE investigation exposes how American technology—from ChatGPT and Gemini to Starlink and US internet providers—fuels a thriving global scam-economy in Myanmar. Scammers use AI-powered tools to target victims across dozens of languages while US companies carry one in five signals from sanctioned scam compounds, raising questions about enforcement of their own terms of service.

Technology6 sources

US Tech Abuse Powers Global Scams at Industrial Scale, AP/FRONTLINE Investigation Reveals

Technology6 sources

New AI aggregation tools bundle ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for a one-time $55-$70 fee

Two AI aggregation platforms are offering lifetime access to multiple AI models for a single flat fee. ChatPlayground AI and 1min.AI let users access ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and 20+ other AI models through one interface, eliminating the need for separate $20-per-month subscriptions. The platforms enable side-by-side comparisons and include features like prompt engineering and PDF chat.

Technology4 sources

New AI aggregation tools bundle ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for a one-time $55-$70 fee

Technology4 sources

Anthropic Claude gains 75% in paid consumers as AI chatbot market shifts from ChatGPT dominance

Credit card transaction data reveals Anthropic Claude's paid consumer base has surged 75% since January 2026, challenging OpenAI ChatGPT's market dominance. While ChatGPT maintains 900 million weekly active users, Claude is gaining ground with paying customers and may already lead in enterprise revenue despite serving a fraction of the user base.

Business5 sources

Anthropic Claude gains 75% in paid consumers as AI chatbot market shifts from ChatGPT dominance

Business5 sources

OpenAI reports 97.9% employee adoption of Codex as agentic AI usage surges across departments

OpenAI claims nearly universal employee adoption of its Codex AI agent platform, with 97.9% of workers now using it for multi-step tasks. Non-developer usage has exploded 137x since August 2025, while external organizational adoption reaches 17.3%. But all metrics come from self-reported data by the company selling the product, raising questions about how representative these figures are of broader market trends.

Technology6 sources

OpenAI reports 97.9% employee adoption of Codex as agentic AI usage surges across departments

Technology6 sources

ChatGPT and AI chatbots show political bias in answers, Washington Post analysis reveals

A Washington Post analysis tested major AI chatbots including ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Elon Musk's Grok on hot-button political issues. The results show ChatGPT presented left-leaning arguments 80% of the time, while even conservative-marketed bots favored left positions. The findings raise critical questions about AI neutrality and the role these tools play in shaping political discourse.

Entertainment3 sources

ChatGPT and AI chatbots show political bias in answers, Washington Post analysis reveals

Entertainment3 sources

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