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Chinese startup DeepSeek has challenged industry leaders by launching its R1 model, which outperforms ChatGPT in complex tasks at a fraction of the cost. Yet this breakthrough is now mired in controversy: Microsoft and OpenAI are probing potential unauthorized data access through their API, raising doubts about whether DeepSeek’s success stems from innovation—or exploitation.

The American research organization OpenAI has introduced a new feature for ChatGPT called Operator. This AI agent can autonomously perform actions on the internet on behalf of users.

Ann Altman, the sister of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, has filed a lawsuit against her brother, accusing him of sexualized abuse from 1997 to 2006.

OpenAI has presented o3, a completely new breakthrough ChatGPT model. According to tests, the neural network has made another step towards hypothetical self-learning AI (AGI).

According to The Times of India, 26-year-old Suchir Balaji, who was an outspoken critic of OpenAI for copyright infringement in AI training, was found dead in his apartment. The developer was previously an employee of the company and helped create ChatGPT.

Not long ago, OpenAI presented ChatGPT o1 — a completely new neural network model with advanced capabilities. Experts decided to check whether artificial intelligence can cheat for the sake of survival.

According to The Verge, OpenAI plans to release its next language model, Orion, named after the famous constellation, in December.

Microsoft and OpenAI are planning to create a computer worth $100 billion, primarily aimed at working in the field of artificial intelligence, as reported by The Information.