OpenAI
OpenAI is a San Francisco AI lab, the maker of ChatGPT, the GPT model family and the Sora video generator. Its releases set the pace for the entire industry, and its partnership with Microsoft puts its models inside Copilot and Azure. This page gathers all our coverage of OpenAI: product launches, research and company news.
Gemini learned to order food and a taxi for you
Google has released the March Pixel update with Gemini agentic features: the AI assistant can now independently complete tasks in apps like
How AI startups sell the same shares at two different prices
Founders of AI companies have found a neat way to reach unicorn status without waiting for real growth. The new valuation mechanism is raisi
Qualcomm CEO calls 2026 a turning point for AI agents
Cristiano Amon took the stage at MWC Barcelona with a bold forecast: a wave of AI agents will transform the entire digital ecosystem. What i
No one knows how AI companies should work with the government
Apple may store Siri data on Google's servers
Anthropic brings memory to Claude's free users, challenging ChatGPT
Alibaba released Qwen 3.5 Small — compact models that run directly on devices
Meta tests an AI shopping assistant, challenging ChatGPT and Gemini
Meta Platforms is adding a product-research feature to its chatbot ahead of purchases — a direct challenge to similar tools from OpenAI and
Deutsche Telekom to integrate an AI assistant directly into phone calls
Europe’s largest telecom operator has partnered with ElevenLabs to deploy an AI agent available during any call on its network — with no app
SAP reshapes leadership for its AI bet
Anthropic's Claude goes down: thousands of users hit by outage
Cursor announced the third era of AI software development — and backed it up with data
Why independent oversight of AI can no longer be delayed
Data centers versus the power grid: an Australian case with global consequences
Australia has run into uncomfortable questions: who will pay for the energy used by data centers, where will the water to cool them come fro
Language model distillation: can knowledge theft be proven through chat
A researcher tried to determine whether a language model had been trained on a competitor’s outputs using only dialogue with it. The results