Following a massive backlash over a new military contract, ChatGPT uninstall rates have surged by 295 percent while OpenAI CEO Sam Altman attempts to walk back the "opportunistic and sloppy" rollout of the deal.
Following Anthropic's refusal to sign a military contract, Claude hits number one in the US App Store while users move away from ChatGPT over concerns about autonomous weapons and surveillance.
The OpenAI Cameo lawsuit ended with a preliminary injunction forcing the AI company to stop using the term for its Sora video feature after Cameo claimed trademark infringement and brand confusion.
OpenAI has started rolling out its first live test of ads in ChatGPT for users in the United States, marking a major shift in how the world’s most popular AI assistant is funded.
Code changes in the ChatGPT web app suggest that OpenAI is preparing to launch "ChatGPT Jobs," a dedicated dashboard designed to assist users with job hunting, resume building, and career training. The feature follows the recent rollout of ChatGPT Health and aligns with OpenAI’s goal to certify 10 million Americans with AI skills by 2030.
Leaked details suggest that OpenAI's mysterious hardware project with legendary designer Jony Ive is a pen-style device codenamed "Gumdrop." The gadget aims to serve as a "third core device" that handles voice and handwriting tasks without the distractions of a traditional screen.
OpenAI has admitted that its new Atlas browser is facing constant attacks from hackers using a technique called "prompt injection." While the company is using AI to fight back, they warn that these security risks may never be fully solved as long as AI agents are used to browse the web.
Anthropic has launched a new set of open source tools called Agent Skills that allow its Claude AI to perform specialized business tasks. By making these tools free for everyone to use, Anthropic is competing directly with OpenAI to become the primary technology layer for corporate AI applications.
