The Latest Breaking News from Sam Altman

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman defended his company's AI technology as safe for widespread use, as concerns mount over potential risks and lack of proper safeguards for ChatGPT-style AI systems.

A group of NGOs have filed a criminal complaint in Paris, asking a court to open a trial against TotalEnergies' top management as well as major shareholders for the climate damage they have caused. The filing comes on the same day the French energy giant announced a new €6 billion…

OpenAI chief Sam Altman publicly apologized Tuesday to Scarlett Johansson after the movie star said she was "shocked" by a new synthetic voice released by the ChatGPT-maker that sounds "eerily similar" to her.

Scarlett Johansson has threatened legal action against OpenAI's apparent use of her voice without permission, leading the company to pull its Sky voice option

The company that created the voice claims it wasn't modeled after the actress.

The company's "Superalignment team" repeatedly had its requests for computing power rejected, sources say.

The people charged with making sure AI doesn’t destroy humanity have left the building. Plus, AI-generated ‘slop’ is taking over the internet

OpenAI is in hot water. After debuting an AI assistant based on new ChatGPT models, users remarked its familiarities with Scarlett Johansson. It turns out she was approached by OpenAI's Sam Altman. After politely declining, it seems they stole her voice anyway. Read Johansson's statement here.

In a statement, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman apologized, but said the voice was "never intended to resemble" Johansson's voice.