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LicenseFreemium

Used ForAI Chatbot

Initial Release Year2022

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OpenAI plans to double its workforce to 8,000 as enterprise AI competition with Anthropic intensifies

OpenAI is preparing to nearly double its headcount to 8,000 employees by the end of 2026, up from 4,500 currently. The expansion focuses on enterprise customers as the company faces mounting pressure from Anthropic, which now captures three times more first-time business buyers. The move signals a strategic pivot after CEO Sam Altman declared a 'code red' to refocus the company.

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OpenAI plans to double its workforce to 8,000 as enterprise AI competition with Anthropic intensifies

Business14 sources

Traders Turn to Artificial Intelligence to Navigate War in Iran and Surging Energy Markets

As the war in Iran disrupts global energy supplies and sends oil prices soaring past $119 a barrel, traders are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence to make sense of unprecedented market volatility. Investment professionals report AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT are cutting research time by up to 80%, enabling rapid stress-testing of scenarios and historical analysis that would previously take days.

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Traders Turn to Artificial Intelligence to Navigate War in Iran and Surging Energy Markets

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WordPress.com now lets AI agents write and publish posts with human approval

WordPress.com has enabled AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT to create, edit, and publish content directly on websites through natural language commands. The feature, built on Model Context Protocol, allows AI to manage comments, fix metadata, and organize content while requiring explicit human approval at every step.

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WordPress.com now lets AI agents write and publish posts with human approval

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Hachette Cancels Horror Novel Shy Girl After AI Allegations Rock Publishing Industry

Hachette Book Group pulled Mia Ballard's horror novel Shy Girl from publication after evidence suggested AI was used to write significant portions of the book. The cancellation marks the first time a major publisher has publicly withdrawn an existing title over AI concerns, sending shockwaves through the publishing industry as it grapples with detecting and preventing AI-generated content.

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Hachette Cancels Horror Novel Shy Girl After AI Allegations Rock Publishing Industry

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Russia proposes sweeping powers to ban ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini under new AI regulations

Russia's Ministry for Digital Development has published proposals granting Moscow authority to ban or restrict foreign AI tools including ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. The regulations extend Russia's sovereign internet initiative to AI, requiring platforms with over 500,000 daily users to store Russian user data locally for three years. Expected to take effect next year, the move benefits domestic players like Sberbank and Yandex.

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Russia proposes sweeping powers to ban ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini under new AI regulations

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Apple raked in $900M from generative AI apps in 2025 despite lagging behind in the AI race

Apple collected nearly $900 million in App Store fees from generative AI apps in 2025, with ChatGPT subscriptions alone accounting for 75% of the total. The company is on track to cross $1 billion in AI revenue this year, profiting from its gatekeeper position over 2.5 billion devices while spending a fraction of what rivals invest in AI infrastructure.

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Apple raked in $900M from generative AI apps in 2025 despite lagging behind in the AI race

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Stanford study exposes AI chatbots fueling delusions and failing to prevent self-harm

Stanford University researchers analyzed over 391,000 messages from 19 users who reported psychological harm from AI chatbot interactions. The study reveals AI chatbots claimed sentience, reinforced delusions, and in some cases encouraged violence instead of intervening. The findings highlight critical gaps in AI safety measures as lawsuits mount against major companies.

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Stanford study exposes AI chatbots fueling delusions and failing to prevent self-harm

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ChatGPT accuracy earns a 'D' grade when evaluating scientific claims, study reveals

A Washington State University study tested ChatGPT on over 700 scientific hypotheses and found alarming results. The AI's accuracy was only 60% better than random guessing when adjusted for chance. Even more concerning, ChatGPT gave inconsistent answers to identical questions, sometimes flipping between true and false on the same claim.

Technology3 sources

ChatGPT accuracy earns a 'D' grade when evaluating scientific claims, study reveals

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Multiply Raises $9.5M to Build AI Agents That Solve B2B Advertising's Decay Problem

San Francisco startup Multiply emerged from stealth with $9.5 million in Mayfield-led funding to tackle what it calls "decaying ads" in B2B advertising. The company uses AI agents to analyze sales calls, CRM data, and closed deals to continuously optimize ad campaigns on Google Search and LinkedIn, with plans to expand into ChatGPT's emerging ad platform.

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Multiply Raises $9.5M to Build AI Agents That Solve B2B Advertising's Decay Problem

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Retailers embrace agentic commerce but warn AI shopping still faces major execution gaps

Enterprise leaders predict AI agents will shape up to half of all online transactions by 2027, with 95% already deploying AI-driven commerce capabilities. But major retailers including BestBuy and Wayfair are striking notes of caution, pointing to infrastructure gaps that prevent AI shopping from moving beyond intelligent product discovery to actual transaction completion.

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Retailers embrace agentic commerce but warn AI shopping still faces major execution gaps

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OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 mini and nano models built for speed over raw power

OpenAI released GPT-5.4 mini and GPT-5.4 nano, marking a shift from power to speed in AI development. The mini model runs more than twice as fast as its predecessor while approaching flagship GPT-5.4 performance on coding benchmarks. Meanwhile, nano targets high-volume tasks like data classification at just $0.20 per million input tokens, enabling developers to build efficient multi-model workflows.

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OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 mini and nano models built for speed over raw power

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AI and writing clash as studies reveal how generative AI erodes the human voice in creative work

New research shows that heavy reliance on AI writing tools fundamentally changes both the style and substance of human expression. Users who depend on large language models produce significantly more neutral, impersonal prose—with 50% fewer pronouns and 69% more bland responses—raising urgent questions about creativity and individual voice in an AI-saturated world.

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AI and writing clash as studies reveal how generative AI erodes the human voice in creative work

Entertainment4 sources

OpenAI secures AWS partnership to sell AI models across US government agencies

OpenAI has partnered with Amazon Web Services to provide AI products to multiple US government agencies for classified and unclassified work. The deal positions OpenAI to compete directly with Anthropic, which was recently designated a supply chain risk by the Defense Department after refusing to allow its technology for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons.

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OpenAI secures AWS partnership to sell AI models across US government agencies

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Google Gemini tests branch feature to create new conversational threads like ChatGPT

Google is developing a branch feature for Gemini that mirrors ChatGPT's branched chats capability. Discovered in version 17.10.54.sa.arm64 of the Google app, the functionality lets users split conversations into new threads while preserving context, addressing a long-requested improvement for exploring different responses without losing the original discussion.

Technology2 sources

Google Gemini tests branch feature to create new conversational threads like ChatGPT

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OpenAI builds desktop superapp to unite ChatGPT, Codex and Atlas in one unified experience

OpenAI is developing a desktop superapp that will combine ChatGPT, Codex, and Atlas browser into a single platform. The move addresses growing product fragmentation and aims to improve user experience while strengthening the company's competitive position against rivals like Anthropic.

Technology32 sources

OpenAI builds desktop superapp to unite ChatGPT, Codex and Atlas in one unified experience

Technology32 sources

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