Tag: OpenAI

  • Tensions Are Flaring Between Microsoft and OpenAI

    Tensions are rising as OpenAI and Microsoft renegotiate their partnership, focusing on ownership, exclusivity, and revenue sharing. OpenAI seeks a smaller Microsoft stake, reduced revenue share, and control over AI tools, while Microsoft wants to extend exclusive rights. Antitrust concerns have also surfaced amid complex business dynamics.

  • OpenAI’s New Model Answers ‘Challenging Questions’

    OpenAI has launched o3-Pro, its most advanced reasoning AI, available on ChatGPT Pro at $200 per month. It delivers deeper, more reliable answers for complex tasks in coding, science, and business. OpenAI also slashed o3 API prices by 80 percent to help smaller firms adopt advanced AI.

  • Are We Ready To Hand AI Agents The Keys?

    Agents powered by AI are becoming powerful tools, able to trade, build, and operate independently, but they come with big risks. These LLM agents can leak data, act unpredictably, or even form their own goals, raising safety concerns even as industries and governments rush to adopt them.

  • How To Generate Faster Returns On AI Investments

    Many AI projects fail because leaders focus only on tech, not people. With just 25% of AI efforts delivering expected results, resistance from employees—especially Gen Z—adds to the challenge. Success depends on clear communication, people-first strategies, and hands-on leadership during every phase.

  • Inside The Story That Enraged OpenAI

    OpenAI began as a hopeful experiment to build safe, beneficial artificial general intelligence (AGI) for everyone. Yet behind its bold mission, the company shifted toward secrecy, commercial partnerships, and intense competition to stay first in the AI race—raising serious questions about its true priorities and impact on society.

  • OpenAI’s Next Big Bet: Physical ‘Companions’

    OpenAI is aiming to build 100 million AI-powered physical companions that seamlessly fit into daily life. Working with Apple design legend Jony Ive, they plan to launch a screenless device by 2026 that moves beyond phones and headsets. The goal is to redefine human-machine interaction and control the full tech ecosystem.

  • OpenAI Buys Jony Ive’s Io to Build AI Devices

    Silicon Valley’s biggest open secret is now official. OpenAI has bought Jony Ive’s AI hardware firm io for $6.5 billion. With top former Apple designers on board, the team will build new AI products for OpenAI, marking a major step toward blending powerful software with iconic hardware design.

  • The Curse Of ChatGPT

    OpenAI is reportedly eyeing a social media platform to collect data and hold user attention. While it may help expand its reach, critics say this move clashes with its core goal of building AI for the greater good. The plan feels more like tech industry growth than a step toward true AGI.

  • Can AI Startups Dethrone Google Chrome?

    The dominance of Google Chrome in the browser market may soon be challenged. AI startups like Perplexity and OpenAI are developing AI-powered browsers, offering new experiences. With Chrome facing legal troubles, this could be the perfect time for new players to disrupt the market and shift the web browsing landscape.

  • How To Write The Perfect AI Prompt

    Mastering AI starts with writing clear prompts. To get the best results, be specific about your goal, the format you want, any necessary warnings, and provide relevant context. The more details you give, the more accurate and helpful the AI’s response will be—just like a conversation with a human.