OpenAI and Microsoft sued over alleged unauthorized use of authors’ work
Julian Sancton, an author and Hollywood reporter, accuses Microsoft of being aware of OpenAI’s indiscriminate internet crawling for copyrighted material.
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Julian Sancton, an author and Hollywood reporter, accuses Microsoft of being aware of OpenAI’s indiscriminate internet crawling for copyrighted material.
OpenAI’s future remains uncertain as employees threaten a walkout over the firing of former CEO and co-founder Sam Altman.
Executives at OpenAI have been trying to settle disputes with employees and are in “intense discussions” over how to move forward after the abrupt departure of former CEO Sam Altman.
505 out of 700 employees reportedly signed a letter stating that the board has undermined the company’s mission by firing Altman.
Sam Altman’s eye-scanning world ID project saw its token price go on a wild ride over the weekend after he was fired by OpenAI.
OpenAI’s new interim CEO is considered a "product person" who supports regulatory oversight of artificial intelligence.
At least three senior researchers have left OpenAI since Sam Altman was removed as the startup's CEO on Nov. 17.
The board of directors removed Altman on the grounds that he was allegedly “not consistently candid in his communications with the board.”
The new Microsoft Azure Maia AI Accelerator is designed for AI tasks and generative AI and was debuted in tandem with its new Azure Cobalt CPU to compute cloud workloads.
According to the company’s CEO, new sign-ups have been paused because the platform has exceeded its capacity, affecting users’ quality of experience.