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Why is the biggest name in AI late to the AI coding revolution?

The state of AI is less about android assassins after young waitresses and more about self-regulation of the tech industry and the pressing need to align the capabilities of artificial intelligence with human ethics and values.

The company is drifting from its longtime backer and toward for-profit status—but not without resistance.

AI companies continue to reduce evidence of Biden-era AI safety policy from their communications as attitudes shift under Trump.

In the race to build machines that can outthink humans, the tech founder says there is one thing that would make him stop.

A new report dubbed “The OpenAI Files” aims to shed light on the inner workings of the leading AI company.

It has charts and data visualizations, including the authors’ best guess at OpenAI’s corporate structure.

Elon Musk's AI company, xAI, has missed a self-imposed deadline to publish a finalized AI safety framework, as noted by watchdog group The Midas Project.

Advocacy groups say OpenAI's nonprofit still isn't independent — and $100 billion may not be enough.

From Bill Clinton’s “master of disaster” to a Kamala Harris confidant, the maker of ChatGPT has stockpiled well-connected Democrats as it tries to muscle through a business transformation in deep-blue California.

Julie Yukari, a musician based in Rio de Janeiro, posted a photo taken by her fiancé to the social media site X just before midnight on New Year's Eve showing her in a red dress snuggling in bed with her black cat, Nori.

OpenAI completed its restructure, with a nonprofit Foundation holding a $130B stake in the for-profit arm—just below Microsoft's $135B.

With the U.S. government stepping away from AI safety and trillion-dollar companies rewriting their ethical playbooks, the Midas Project is doing the job no one else will: keeping the receipts.

Seven nonprofit groups that have criticized OpenAI say it sent them wide-ranging subpoenas as part of its litigation against Elon Musk.

The company is pursuing aggressive legal tactics against its opponents.

Before we get to today’s main column about Grok 4, we wanted to share four things we learned from the craziness on Friday, when Google snatched the CEO and technology behind Windsurf, a competitor to Cursor that OpenAI had agreed to buy for $3 billion just two months ago.