In a move that’s catching attention in the media world, The Washington Post has joined forces with OpenAI. This means ChatGPT can now show users summaries, quotes, and links from
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has updated its rules. From now on, films that use AI tools can qualify for Oscars. However, the Academy emphasized one key point:
A new viral trend is turning heads and raising eyebrows. People are now using ChatGPT to guess the location of a photo. Sounds cool, right? But it’s also sparking real
It looks like OpenAI isn’t stopping at AI chatbots. According to a recent report, the company might be quietly working on a social media platform that feels a lot like
OpenAI just raised the bar again. This time, it’s with the release of GPT-4.1, a powerful new upgrade to its previous GPT-4o model. If you’ve been following AI closely, you
ChatGPT just got a brain boost. OpenAI has rolled out a new memory update that lets the chatbot remember your past conversations, even the ones you didn’t ask it to
For a while now, there’s been a lot of noise about artificial intelligence becoming too smart for its own good. Some headlines even suggested AI could grow its own value
Former OpenAI Chief Research Officer Bob McGrew has officially joined Thinking Machines Lab. This AI startup was founded by Mira Murati, OpenAI’s former Chief Technology Officer. McGrew is now listed
Humanoid robots are robots that resemble and behave like humans.They’re here to stay and redefine our lives, work, and social lives too. From helping in hospitals to working in factories,
Most people think of AI as a tool for business. Companies use it to boost profits, automate tasks, and improve services. But what if AI could help people in need
