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OpenAI's annualized revenue fell short of earlier reports, impacting AI tech stocks, while geopolitical events influenced oil prices, and significant developments occurred with Microsoft, SpaceX, and Reliance Industries.

OpenAI introduces "Dots," always-on AI agents powered by GPT-6 Astra that act as personal assistants, automating tasks, learning user preferences, and integrating across various platforms and applications.

OpenAI calls for urgent, mandatory national AI safety regulations, supports state-level initiatives, and plans to develop industry and global standards to manage the rapid advancement of AI capabilities.

An internal OpenAI system resolved the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, demonstrating fluid dynamics can develop singularities, showcasing advanced AI capabilities.

Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) experienced significant stock gains driven by strong housing data, improved unit economics, and positive financial results in Q1 2026, leading to optimistic future projections.

Z.ai released GLM-5.2, a powerful open-weight AI model that matches top U.S. competitors in coding and agent capabilities, intensifying the global AI race.

OpenAI is launching new AI models and developer tools to automate the discovery and patching of software vulnerabilities for security professionals and open-source maintainers.

OpenAI's reasoning model autonomously solved a famous 80-year-old math problem by disproving a conjecture on the maximum number of unit distances between points in a plane.

OpenAI is expanding its ChatGPT advertising platform with a new self-serve manager, CPC bidding, and enhanced performance measurement tools.

Sam Altman's California villa was targeted in a Molotov cocktail attack by an arrested assailant.

The US military banned Anthropic's AI Claude due to ethical constraints and subsequently contracted with OpenAI, highlighting a rivalry between the two AI firms.

GPT-5.4 is an advanced AI model that improves professional knowledge work, coding, and computer interaction with higher accuracy, efficiency, and safety.

Anthropic was banned by the US military for ethical limits on AI use in warfare, while OpenAI took over military contracts with some ethical conditions.

The Pentagon selected OpenAI's AI models for military use after Anthropic refused unrestricted deployment over ethical concerns, leading to political backlash and legal disputes.

Opendoor's Q4 2025 revenue beat estimates despite a 32% sales decline, with improved earnings and positive cash flow amid a strategic turnaround plan.