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Imagine giving precise orders to an AI, but with the secret instructions from a top-tier model. Now you can, and it might even save you a good chunk of cash.
Apple just brought out the big guns. They've sued OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, with accusations that sound pretty serious. But behind the scenes, this whole thing might be more complex than a simple spat.
Ever notice how AI voices sound a bit too perfect? Well, ChatGPT decided to dial it down a notch. Its voice mode now sounds much more human, complete with 'um's and natural pauses.
Imagine talking to an AI that doesn't interrupt you every other sentence. Sounds like sci-fi, but OpenAI decided to teach its assistant some manners.
A California defendant discovers his ChatGPT conversations became evidence against him in court. Messages he thought private ended up on prosecutors' desks as testimony of the crime.
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Thought ChatGPT was just for nerds or summarizing emails? Get ready, because OpenAI is about to make a grand entrance into your home. The company wants to turn AI into a household assistant.
After some bureaucratic back and forth, OpenAI's latest model is finally here. Get ready, because GPT-5.6 is now cleared for public use.
At Cannes Lions, OpenAI demonstrated how AI agents can orchestrate entire ad campaigns. It's not just integration, it's a shift in who controls the narrative.
ChatGPT dominates the overall market, but paying users are increasingly choosing Claude instead. The data tells a different story than you'd expect.
There's a new tool that turns Claude and ChatGPT into local models, completely offline and for free. The diabolical part? A browser extension that grabs your credentials in one click.
You know that awkward moment when you ask ChatGPT about something recent and it confidently invents a story? An open-source project just decided to solve that problem once and for all. It's not the most elegant solution ever, but it actually works.
