Generative Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI, one of the most prominent players in artificial intelligence, is experiencing a significant leadership reshuffle as it continues its rapid rise.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has long been a driving force behind advancements in technology, from smart devices to autonomous vehicles. However, its potential impact reaches far beyond consumer tech—AI is now poised to revolutionize scientific fields as intricate as materials science.

A key question is no longer if AI will transform society, but when it will outthink humans — specifically in terms of cognitive output, or the sheer volume of thought.

In an effort to make artificial intelligence more accessible and fuel economic growth globally, OpenAI has announced the launch of the OpenAI Academy, an initiative aimed at supporting developers and mission-driven organizations, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.

OpenAI is transitioning to a for-profit benefit corporation. Reports suggest that Sam Altman could receive a 7% equity stake, potentially valued at $10.5 billion. This prompts an important question: why are so many key insiders departing?

To reclaim its position as a tech leader, Amazon needs more than just a reboot of Alexa—it requires a comprehensive approach that goes beyond any individual leader and revives its innovation spirit across the organization.

A new study from MIT and Penn State University reveals that large language models (LLMs), like those used in home surveillance, may produce inconsistent and biased decisions regarding police intervention. Inconsistent decisions between models, as well as apparent bias in how these decisions varied across different neighborhoods, raise concerns about the use of AI in high-stakes applications.

OpenAI has launched the Advanced Voice Mode for ChatGPT Plus and Teams users, allowing for more natural and dynamic conversations. The feature supports over 50 languages, includes multiple voice options, and is available for a monthly subscription fee, but it's currently not accessible in the EU and the UK.

AI’s growing ability to bypass CAPTCHA systems signals a significant shift in online security, forcing companies to continually adapt or risk losing control over user authentication.

In a move that could reshape the semiconductor industry, Qualcomm has reportedly approached Intel about a potential takeover, according to a recent report from the Wall Street Journal.