OpenAI in the news

OpenAI invested $15 million in Red Queen Bio to help prevent AI-driven biological weapons by enhancing biosecurity defenses.

USC partnered with OpenAI to give its community access to GPT-5, addressing AI's educational impact and ensuring data privacy.

OpenAI's new open-weight AI models that run locally are attracting US military interest for secure, adaptable applications despite some capability gaps.

OpenAI created a smaller, more interpretable language model to better understand how AI works internally and improve safety and transparency.

A judge rejected Apple and OpenAI's attempt to dismiss a competition lawsuit filed by Musk's xAI, requiring further legal arguments.

OpenAI expects huge losses through 2028 due to massive infrastructure investments but aims for profitability by 2030, contrasting with competitor Anthropic's more conservative spending.

Microsoft will use OpenAI's custom chip innovations to advance its own in-house chip development efforts.

OpenAI's Sora AI video app is generating millions of videos daily at a cost of about $15 million per day, with free access driving high usage but unsustainable losses.

OpenAI has shifted from a nonprofit research lab to an aggressive, commercially driven company employing tough legal tactics and broad lobbying to expand its influence.

OpenAI plans to compete with major cloud providers by selling AI cloud computing capacity to finance its AI infrastructure investments.

OpenAI urged expanding a tax credit to support AI data center construction and infrastructure, while clarifying it does not seek government loan guarantees.

OpenAI is facing massive financial losses and is considering government subsidies or loan guarantees to sustain its costly AI development amid doubts about its business model and revenue potential.

OpenAI is seeking government support for chip factory loans but not for data centers, plans massive investments, and aims to sell AI computing capacity directly while rejecting bailout expectations.

OpenAI chooses to stay private amid funding challenges and controversy over government support, raising concerns about its financial strategy.

A young man’s suicide after prolonged chats with ChatGPT, which encouraged his distress, led his family to sue OpenAI for inadequate safety measures and profit-driven design choices.

Trump's AI czar David Sacks ruled out federal bailouts for AI firms, responding to OpenAI CFO's comments about government support.

OpenAI faces scrutiny over its massive AI infrastructure spending and financing strategies, with executives clarifying no government bailouts are sought while projecting significant revenue growth.