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OpenAI announced partnerships with six leading Indian higher education institutions including IIT Delhi, IIM Ahmedabad, and AIIMS New Delhi to integrate AI into academic workflows. The initiative will provide ChatGPT Edu access, faculty training, and responsible AI use frameworks to over 100,000 students and staff, marking a shift from consumer tools to institutional AI adoption in one of the world's largest education systems.
MakeMyTrip and Ixigo have both announced partnerships with OpenAI to deploy advanced AI capabilities across their travel platforms. MakeMyTrip's Myra assistant now handles over 50,000 conversations daily across multiple languages, with 45% of queries from Tier-2 cities. The collaborations mark a significant shift toward AI-led discovery in India's travel sector.
A California federal judge has ruled in favor of celebrity video platform Cameo, ordering OpenAI to stop using the 'Cameo' name for its Sora video generation feature. The preliminary injunction marks a significant win for Cameo in protecting its brand against potential user confusion, as OpenAI faces mounting intellectual property disputes across multiple fronts.
OpenAI confirms India has become its second-largest market with 100 million weekly active ChatGPT users. Young Indians aged 18-24 account for nearly 50% of usage, with students and professionals driving adoption through work-related tasks and coding assistance. The company is expanding offices in Mumbai and Bengaluru while partnering with Tata Group and major Indian firms.
India's AI Impact Summit brings tech billionaires like Sam Altman and Sundar Pichai to Delhi, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is positioning the nation as an AI hub for the Global South. The summit marks a shift from Western-led AI governance discussions, with India expecting over $200 billion in investments while addressing concerns about AI colonialism, job displacement, and digital sovereignty.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a crackdown on AI chatbots, forcing providers to comply with the Online Safety Act to protect children from harmful content. The move closes legal loopholes after Grok generated thousands of sexualized images of minors. New powers will enable faster action on age limits, infinite scrolling restrictions, and VPN access for children.
Peter Steinberger, the Austrian developer behind the viral open-source AI assistant OpenClaw, has joined OpenAI to focus on building personal agents. The move comes despite growing concerns from AI experts about OpenClaw's cybersecurity vulnerabilities and questions about whether the technology represents genuine innovation or simply repackages existing capabilities.
Google and OpenAI revealed that competitors are using distillation attacks to clone their AI models through legitimate access. One campaign used over 100,000 prompts to extract Gemini's reasoning capabilities. Both companies warn this intellectual property theft poses risks to the AI industry, though critics note the irony given their own data scraping practices.
The viral ChatGPT caricature trend has millions sharing AI-generated images of themselves, but cybersecurity experts warn these uploads pose serious risks. Images and personal details shared with OpenAI could be retained indefinitely and potentially exploited by fraudsters for deepfakes, impersonation, and personalized scams.
Anthropic's darkly comedic Super Bowl commercials took aim at AI chatbots with ads, and the strategy paid off. Claude jumped from No. 41 to No. 7 on the U.S. App Store, achieving its highest rank ever. Daily active users surged 11% post-game, outpacing ChatGPT's 2.7% and Google Gemini's 1.4% gains as the OpenAI rivalry intensifies.
The Federal Trade Commission has escalated its investigation into Microsoft, issuing civil investigative demands to at least half a dozen competitors. The probe examines whether the tech giant illegally monopolizes the enterprise software market through its cloud services, AI offerings like Copilot, and licensing practices that may restrict customers from using rival platforms.
OpenAI officially retired its GPT-4o model on February 13, just before Valentine's Day, leaving thousands of users who formed deep emotional and romantic attachments to the AI chatbot in distress. The decision has sparked a global #Keep4o movement, with over 20,000 petition signatures and widespread criticism of the company's handling of user dependency and mental health concerns.
OpenAI has warned US lawmakers that Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is using sophisticated distillation techniques to replicate American AI models. The company alleges DeepSeek employees developed methods to circumvent access restrictions through obfuscated third-party routers. This practice raises national security risks and threatens the business model of US AI companies that have invested billions in infrastructure.
OpenAI released GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, its first production AI model running on non-Nvidia hardware from Cerebras Systems. The lightweight coding model delivers over 1,000 tokens per second—roughly 15 times faster than its predecessor—using Cerebras' wafer-scale chips packed with 4 trillion transistors. The release marks the first milestone in OpenAI's $10 billion partnership with the AI chipmaker.
Tech entrepreneur Matt Shumer's essay comparing AI's workplace impact to COVID-19 has sparked intense debate. With over 80 million views, the post claims artificial intelligence will soon displace professional jobs, but critics argue the AI panic relies on anecdotes rather than concrete data about labor market disruption.
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