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Founded2015

Key PeopleSam Altman, Greg Brockman

HeadquartersSan Francisco, USA

ProductsChatGPT, GPT, Codex, ChatGPT Health

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Trump Officials Grant Tech Giants Direct Access to Shape AI in Healthcare Through Private Slack Channel

The Trump administration has been running a private Slack chat room where tech giants including Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, and Apple directly influence federal policy on AI in healthcare. At least 35 industry organizations attended closed-door FDA meetings on conversational AI products for patients, bypassing public oversight while shaping regulations for AI-powered healthcare apps that could soon bill Medicare.

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Trump Officials Grant Tech Giants Direct Access to Shape AI in Healthcare Through Private Slack Channel

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OpenAI and Anthropic Recruit Trump Officials as AI Policy Becomes National Security Priority

OpenAI and Anthropic have hired at least five former Trump administration officials this year as frontier AI becomes a national security issue. The recruitment push includes appointments to senior roles in AI policy, cybersecurity, and political engagement as both companies race to strengthen ties with Washington amid increasing regulatory scrutiny.

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OpenAI and Anthropic Recruit Trump Officials as AI Policy Becomes National Security Priority

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SoftBank Seeks $100 Billion from Gulf Investors to Scale AI Investment Strategy

SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son is pursuing up to $100 billion from Gulf investors to establish an AI-focused investment fund that would acquire companies and transform their operations using artificial intelligence and robotics. The move comes as concerns mount over the firm's $65 billion OpenAI exposure and delayed IPO plans.

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SoftBank Seeks $100 Billion from Gulf Investors to Scale AI Investment Strategy

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

OpenAI shut down Russian and Iranian influence campaigns that exploited ChatGPT to create fake journalist personas and publish nearly 100 AI-generated articles across international outlets. The Iranian operation used seven fake Western journalist profiles to plant propaganda, while Russian operatives ran a fake think tank in Latin America to spread anti-Ukraine narratives.

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

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ChatGPT Gets Intelligent UI: GPT-6 Now Responds With Interactive Graphics, Charts and Tools

OpenAI has launched Intelligent UI for ChatGPT, powered by GPT-6, transforming text responses into interactive visual interfaces with charts, forms, and clickable images. The feature is now available to all users, including Free tier accounts.

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ChatGPT Gets Intelligent UI: GPT-6 Now Responds With Interactive Graphics, Charts and Tools

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OpenAI Fires 3 AI Safety Researchers Over Policy Violations as Dispute Escalates

OpenAI terminated three AI safety researchers—Jasmine Wang, Tomek Korbak, and Mikita Balesni—citing a breach of trust over handling sensitive information. The dismissed researchers published an open letter denying misconduct and warning their firing creates a chilling effect that threatens OpenAI's culture of raising safety concerns openly.

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OpenAI Fires 3 AI Safety Researchers Over Policy Violations as Dispute Escalates

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USA Today Sues OpenAI for Copyright Infringement Over AI Training Data Worth Hundreds of Millions

USA Today Co. and several local newspapers filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in Manhattan federal court, alleging the AI company copied hundreds of thousands of copyrighted articles without permission to train its AI models. The publisher seeks damages exceeding $250 million, joining a growing coalition of media outlets taking legal action against OpenAI over unauthorized content use.

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USA Today Sues OpenAI for Copyright Infringement Over AI Training Data Worth Hundreds of Millions

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OpenAI Revenue Projection Drops $20 Billion as Anthropic Reports 45% Q3 Growth to $16.8 Billion

OpenAI told investors its annualized revenue is approaching $50 billion, $20 billion less than previously reported, triggering market volatility. Meanwhile, Anthropic disclosed 45% quarterly revenue growth to $16.8 billion as it prepares for what could be the largest IPO in history at a $2 trillion valuation.

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OpenAI Revenue Projection Drops $20 Billion as Anthropic Reports 45% Q3 Growth to $16.8 Billion

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ICANN Reveals 1,615 New gTLD Applications as Tech Giants Battle for AI-Related Domains

ICANN announced 1,615 new generic top-level domain applications from 481 entities, marking the first filing window since 2012. OpenAI, Google, Meta, and Anthropic are competing for AI-related domains like .chatgpt, .claude, and .agent as tech companies seek to control brand identity and signal trust through custom domain endings.

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ICANN Reveals 1,615 New gTLD Applications as Tech Giants Battle for AI-Related Domains

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OpenAI Releases 722 AI-Generated Math Solutions, Triggering Existential Crisis in Mathematics

OpenAI dropped 722 AI-generated mathematical proofs covering 372 distinct results, including solutions to decades-old problems. But the release has sparked controversy over accuracy, readability, and what it means for human mathematicians when machines can solve problems no one yet understands.

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OpenAI Releases 722 AI-Generated Math Solutions, Triggering Existential Crisis in Mathematics

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OpenAI Hires Cursor's Europe Chief Ismail Elmas as EMEA Sales VP, Second SpaceX Recruit in a Month

OpenAI has appointed Ismail Elmas as vice president of sales for EMEA, marking its second senior sales hire from SpaceX's Cursor in a month. Based in Munich, Elmas will lead OpenAI's expanding sales team across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa as the company strengthens its presence ahead of a potential stock market listing.

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OpenAI Hires Cursor's Europe Chief Ismail Elmas as EMEA Sales VP, Second SpaceX Recruit in a Month

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Tech Giants Commit $2.4 Billion in AI Tools to Genesis Mission Amid Federal Research Funding Cuts

Five major tech companies pledged $2.4 billion in AI tools and compute credits to support the Genesis Mission at a White House summit. Nvidia leads with $1 billion over five years for quantum computing, healthcare, and energy security research. The commitments come as scientists warn that immigration restrictions and funding cuts are weakening America's research leadership against China.

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Tech Giants Commit $2.4 Billion in AI Tools to Genesis Mission Amid Federal Research Funding Cuts

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AI Startups Drive Europe's Best Venture Capital Quarter in Four Years as North America Dips

Europe achieved its strongest venture funding quarter in four years with $25bn raised in Q3 2026, driven by AI startups that captured 75% of total investments. Meanwhile, North American startup funding fell 35% to $92bn without new OpenAI and Anthropic megadeals, though AI-related M&A activity surged with 195 acquisitions this year.

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AI Startups Drive Europe's Best Venture Capital Quarter in Four Years as North America Dips

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AI Could Break Bitcoin's Security in Months, Ethereum Researcher Warns Industry to Prepare

Ethereum Foundation researcher Justin Drake warned the blockchain industry to prepare for AI-driven mathematical breakthroughs that could crack ECDSA encryption used by Bitcoin before quantum computers do. The warning follows OpenAI's release of 722 mathematical proofs, sparking debate among cryptographers about whether AI poses a more immediate threat to crypto than quantum computing.

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AI Could Break Bitcoin's Security in Months, Ethereum Researcher Warns Industry to Prepare

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OpenAI Dots struggle with technical issues as open-source competitors gain traction

OpenAI Dots, introduced at the DevDay conference last month as always-on AI agents powered by GPT-6 Astra, are experiencing widespread technical difficulties including task failures and connection issues. Meanwhile, open-source alternatives like OpenDots and Open Dot are emerging to provide similar agentic AI capabilities at lower costs with fewer restrictions.

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OpenAI Dots struggle with technical issues as open-source competitors gain traction

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