Death of OpenAI whistleblower deemed suicide in new autopsy report by SanjayMehta

In Brief Posted: 9:11 PM PST · February 15, 2025 Image Credits:Silas Stein/picture alliance / Getty Images Suchir Balaji, a former OpenAI employee, was found dead in his San Francisco apartment on Nov. 26; on Friday, the city’s medical examiner ruled his death a suicide, countering suspicions by his family that had fueled widespread speculation

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OpenAI formally rejects Elon Musk’s takeover offer by taytus

OpenAI formally rejects Elon Musk’s takeover offer

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OpenAI may pay Reddit $70M for licensing deal by isaacfrond

We know Google pays Reddit $60M, and Reddit has content deals with only Google and OpenAI. That leaves OpenAI paying about $70M. Barry Schwartz on February 13, 2025 at 9:46 am | Reading time: 2 minutes Please note that your conversations will be recorded. I am trained with Search Engine Land content. Ask me anything!

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OpenAI plans major updates to lure developers with lower costs, sources say by thunderbong

Oct 11 (Reuters) – OpenAI plans to introduce major updates for developers next month to make it cheaper and faster to build software applications based on its artificial intelligence models, as the ChatGPT maker tries to court more companies to use its technology, sources briefed on the plans told Reuters.The updates include the addition of

ByHackTechOctober 15, 20230Comments

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OpenAI plans to unveil major developer updates on November 6 like memory storage by rasbt

Oct 11 (Reuters) – OpenAI plans to introduce major updates for developers next month to make it cheaper and faster to build software applications based on its artificial intelligence models, as the ChatGPT maker tries to court more companies to use its technology, sources briefed on the plans told Reuters.The updates include the addition of

ByHackTechOctober 12, 20230Comments

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OpenAI Is Reportedly Considering Making Its Own Chips by bookofjoe

OpenAI may soon be engineering its own chips to power its AI. The ChatGPT maker is reportedly considering manufacturing processors and has even been eyeing a potential acquisition related to the plans, according to Reuters. The publication reported that ongoing internal discussions have detailed that OpenAI has yet to actually act on its plans but

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OpenAI teases DALL-E 3, which can be controlled using ChatGPT by adamhowell

OpenAI teases DALL-E 3, which can be controlled using ChatGPT

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The Revolution at OpenAI by webmaven

Sam Altman doesn’t know where artificial intelligence will lead humanity. But he’s taking us there anyway.Illustration by Ricardo ReyOn a Monday morning in April, Sam Altman sat inside OpenAI’s San Francisco headquarters, telling me about a dangerous artificial intelligence that his company had built but would never release. His employees, he later said, often lose

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OpenAI and Microsoft want to record your next Dr Appointment via Epic app by numbsafari

A sign for Microsoft Corp. at the company’s office in the central business district of Lisbon, Portugal, Dec. 27, 2022.Zed Jameson | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesMicrosoft’s speech recognition subsidiary Nuance Communications on Tuesday announced its AI-powered clinical notes application is coming to Epic Systems to help reduce physicians’ administrative workloads. Epic is a health care software

ByHackTechJune 27, 20230Comments

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Man Sues OpenAI Claiming ChatGPT ‘Hallucination’ Said He Embezzled Money by dlb007

OpenAI is facing a defamation lawsuit filed by Mark Walters, who claims that the AI platform falsely accused him of embezzling money from a gun rights group in statements delivered to a journalist. The lawsuit argues that ChatGPT is guilty of libel and alleges that the AI system “hallucinated” and generated false information about Walters.

ByHackTechJune 9, 20230Comments

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