US$100bn OpenAI agreement still unsettled
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The tale of two "code red" alerts, three years apart, highlights that even a buzzy AI pioneer like OpenAI can face competitive pressures.
An internal memo to OpenAI workers from CEO Sam Altman reviewed by multiple publications shows the company is feeling squeezed.
Recently, Google introduced Gemini 3, which the company called its "most intelligent" AI model yet. So far, the AI leaderboards agree, with Gemini 3 surging ahead of rivals like ChatGPT at LMArena. Now, OpenAI head honcho Sam Altman has reportedly declared "code red" at the company in response to increased pressure from competitors.
The ChatGPT maker faces at least two different California ballot initiatives, targeting its multibillion-dollar corporate restructuring.
A 17-year veteran of Amazon, Torben Severson announced on LinkedIn that he had left the mega-retailer to join OpenAI.
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OpenAI Has a Very Big Problem
With the additional news that Google’s in-house chip-building efforts seem to be going well, a late-2025 snapshot of the AI race probably doesn’t have OpenAI in the lead. Since the release of ChatGPT,
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