OpenAI

OpenAI has launched the o1 model, designed to improve reasoning and problem-solving in areas like math and coding. While more accurate than previous models, it comes at a higher cost and still lacks certain functionalities like web browsing and image processing.

OpenAI is seeking $11.5 billion in funding, aiming for a $150 billion valuation, with key investments from Thrive Capital, Microsoft, Apple, and Nvidia. This funding will support its growing AI operations and maintain its competitive edge in the rapidly evolving AI industry.p it competitive in a growing tech landscape.

European regulators are investigating Google's AI model, PaLM2, for potentially violating strict data privacy laws in the EU. Ireland's Data Protection Commission is focusing on whether Google properly assessed the risks of processing personal data with its AI.

Many major publishers, including The New York Times and Condé Nast, are blocking Applebot-Extended to prevent their data from being used in AI training. This trend reflects growing concerns about data rights and the evolving role of AI in content usage.

Story Protocol raised $80 million in Series B funding to address IP theft by AI, including models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, valuing the company at $2.25 billion. The blockchain-based platform ensures creators are compensated for their work when used by AI, aiming to protect IP rights in the digital age.

Aigisos has launched its Genesis Rolldrop, distributing 90 million AIG tokens in a two-phase event to engage both new and existing users. However, significant verification issues and a lack of solid progress raise doubts about whether Aigisos can prove its worth beyond high-profile endorsements. With such verification challenges and a history of brief CEO ventures, can Aigisos truly deliver on its promises, or is it just another flashy project destined to falter?

Elon Musk sues OpenAI again, alleging nonprofit deception; accuses Altman of misleading him.

OpenAI's new SearchGPT combines AI with real-time web data to provide quick, accurate answers with source links. Currently in prototype testing, it aims to make finding information faster and more efficient, challenging Google's dominance and adding to the evolving AI search competition.

The reveal of the prototype of an AI-powered search engine saw Google and Microsoft stock drop.

OpenAI stated that the launch of GPT-4o mini marks significant progress in reducing costs and enhancing model capabilities, and is committed to making AI more popular and reliable.