OpenAI has just introduced its second iPhone app, Sora, a platform designed for AI-based video creation. Arriving alongside ChatGPT, the new app promises to bring fresh possibilities for video innovators on the App Store.
Databricks has teamed up with OpenAI, making GPT-5 the primary model for the data platform vendor’s users. Together, both organizations plan to refine capabilities for more effective real-world AI applications, heralding a significant step forward for the industry.
OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, has unveiled plans for a LinkedIn-like job networking platform, setting the stage for a new era in professional connections. The San Francisco company also aims to introduce a certification system, positioning itself as a formidable challenger to established career platforms.
A Californian’s suicide has prompted the Federal Trade Commission to launch a broad investigation into Bay Area technology companies. Regulators have ordered major players like OpenAI and Meta to supply detailed information on their AI chatbot operations.
OpenAI is teaming up with Broadcom to develop an AI chip set for release in 2026. Although official details remain scarce, this collaboration hints at future breakthroughs in AI technology.
Elon Musk has filed a 61-page antitrust lawsuit accusing Apple and OpenAI of collaborating to crush rival AI developments. The case, filed in a Texas federal court, follows through on a warning he issued just weeks earlier, raising questions about the future of competition in the fast-growing AI sector.
Meta Platforms reportedly ended its surge of AI-related hiring after adding more than 50 experts from rivals such as OpenAI. This sudden shift comes as a surprise, given the company’s recent push to bolster its AI capabilities.
An advisory board convened by OpenAI recommends that the organization should remain under nonprofit oversight. Citing the AI technology as “too consequential,” the board emphasizes that corporate governance alone is insufficient for overseeing OpenAI’s developments.
OpenAI is set to reshape the AI landscape with a $10 billion data center in Abu Dhabi, a project that brings forth groundbreaking potential alongside significant ethical considerations. Spanning 10 square miles and aiming for 5 gigawatts of capacity, this venture signals a global shift in AI power dynamics.
