The Latest Breaking News from OpenAI

OpenAI just rolled out its biggest update since revealing ChatGPT.

AI companies are using copyrighted works to train their systems. The lawsuits are just getting started

With the end of affirmative action, generative AI could ‘democratize’ admissions by giving students who don’t have tutors or counselors a leg up

By blocking OpenAI's web crawling bot, media sites like the New York Times and CNN could be pressuring OpenAI to pay for access.

Prosecution is fourth criminal case against Trump since March, and his booking included a mugshot. Plus, the story behind a fake football school

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Chicago Tribune and Australian newspapers the Canberra Times and Newcastle Herald also appear to have disallowed web crawler from maker of Chat GPT

OpenAI recently announced the availability of a new update that allows developers to fine-tune GPT-3.5 Turbo. The company added that "this update gives developers the ability to customize models that perform better for their use cases and run these custom models at scale."

The fight over who controls key technology is as old as the tech sector. Do open-source systems threaten patented artificial intelligence?

According to new data from Statcounter, Bing's global search engine share stood at 2.99% last month, a slight deviation from January's 3.03%. Putting all these into account, Bing's market share has been pretty much stayed the same for the better part of this year.

The operator of digital commerce platform Affirm Holding (AFRM) and financial tech company Intuit (INTU) are scheduled to report their fourth quarter and fiscal year 2023 results tomorrow after the market close. Let’s determine which stock is more likely to beat earnings expectations. Continue reading….