Once founded as a non-profit alternative to Big Tech, OpenAI is now testing ads inside ChatGPT as it races to monetize hundreds of millions of users and justify massive AI spending.

Musk alleges his early backing helped build OpenAI’s value before a profit-driven shift sidelined him; Sam Altman says the lawsuit is an attempt to choke off competition.

SoftBank Group is going all-out to fund its $40 billion commitment to OpenAI — liquidating major holdings, issuing debt, and drawing bridge loans in one of the boldest financing maneuvers in its history.

Seven American families have filed a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of contributing to the deaths of their loved ones. The case raises chilling questions at the heart of modern innovation — what happens when machines built to mimic empathy fail to understand real human pain?

A $10 million Chinese AI model has outperformed OpenAI’s multibillion-dollar ChatGPT in an autonomous crypto trading showdown — marking a stunning upset in the rapidly evolving race for artificial intelligence supremacy.

Chinese-developed machine learning model DeepSeek has outperformed OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini in a recent crypto trading competition — showcasing the prowess of smaller, agile Chinese AI models that can defeat industry giants despite limited resources.

OpenAI has redrawn its corporate blueprint — one which Microsoft holds a commanding 27% stake in the entity. The restructuring into a public benefit corporation not only cements the tech giant’s influence but reshapes the power balance driving the global AI race.

ChatGPT has already become one of the most accessible tools for our work, love advice and even mental health; but now, even everyday traders, and crypto investors are already leaning in on the use of AI. A Finder survey shows that nearly 15% of traders use AI for crypto tips—and that number is climbing fast. Now, with OpenAI’s launch of ChatGPT Pulse, staying ahead of the market may be about to get much easier.

Elon Musk’s company xAI has sued OpenAI, claiming it stole trade secrets by poaching engineers and taking confidential code and techniques. xAI is seeking damages and orders to remove the stolen materials, while the case highlights a legal battle over employee recruitment and intellectual property.

In a move that could reshape the balance of power in artificial intelligence, Microsoft and OpenAI have signed a new non-binding agreement that redefines their multi-billion-dollar partnership and the very structure of OpenAI itself.