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Android smartphone owners in a number of countries have gained long-awaited access to one of the most talked-about creative tools—OpenAI's Sora video generator, opening up new content creation possibilities for millions of users.

The development of generative artificial intelligence is facing new legal challenges, as Japan's CODA association, whose members include companies like Bandai Namco and Studio Ghibli, has stated that current model training practices need to be revised. OpenAI finds itself needing to not only advance its technology but also to find common ground with the creative industry within the legal framework.

The framework of one of the most influential partnerships in artificial intelligence has undergone a major overhaul. Microsoft and OpenAI have announced a new, large-scale agreement that reshapes the terms of their collaboration for years to come.

The first impressions of OpenAI's new ChatGPT Atlas browser are in. While some users are praising its built-in AI assistant for page analysis and convenient history search, others are pointing out the limited functionality of its search results and the somewhat raw "Agent" mode. Let's break down whether the expectations for this autumn's major browser innovation are justified.

OpenAI is planning to venture into a new creative field—music generation. According to sources, as part of this project, the developers are collaborating with one of the world's leading music institutions. This move will not only intensify competition in the AI music market but could eventually merge text, video, and audio into a single, unified content creation ecosystem.

OpenAI keeps surprising the world with its new technologies. Recently, the company unveiled the revolutionary ChatGPT Atlas browser — the ultimate solution for web surfing with a constant neural network connection, and its own answer to Comet, the new "smart web browser" from Perplexity. Some journalists have already called this the beginning of a new era, but is that really the case? We installed the browser and tested it on the most basic tasks to compare it with familiar competitors — and to answer all the burning questions.

The developers behind the AI video generator Sora have shared their roadmap for the near future. A massive update is set to make the service more social and significantly expand its creative toolkit, while its expansion to Android is expected to attract millions of new users.

OpenAI is taking the next step in weaving AI into our digital daily lives with the launch of its own bespoke browser, ChatGPT Atlas. Unlike traditional browsers where AI is just an add-on, Atlas positions AI as your full-fledged guide to the web—capable of not just finding information but independently performing actions on websites, all while remembering the context of your online work.

Wall Street experts predict the next major leap in artificial intelligence is coming much sooner than anticipated. GPT-6 is expected to do more than just improve chatbots; it's poised to act as a catalyst for an entirely new digital ecosystem, with a potential release before the year's end.

The runaway success of OpenAI's new Sora 2 video generator has prompted Japanese authorities to take a hard look at copyright issues, entering talks with the AI firm to develop safeguards for the nation's iconic anime and manga industries.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman talked about the company’s plans to update ChatGPT. In just a few weeks, a new version will allow users to adjust the model’s behavior — from a friendly companion with emojis to an almost “living” personality.

In a major strategic shift, OpenAI is joining the ranks of leading chipmakers. A multi-year partnership with Broadcom to develop custom processors aims not only to reduce its reliance on third-party suppliers but also to establish a new benchmark of efficiency for its future neural networks.

ChatGPT appears to be on the verge of its most significant transformation since its debut. According to a new vision from OpenAI's leadership, the platform is poised to evolve from a smart chatbot into something far greater—a central hub for users' everyday digital tasks.

Just a week after OpenAI's video generation app, Sora, hit the U.S. App Store, analysts are already calling its launch performance unprecedented. Despite being an app you can't just download and use, its growth has surpassed even ChatGPT's early pace, clearly signaling where user interest in AI is headed next.

In a strategic move to break its reliance on a single supplier of expensive AI chips, OpenAI has entered into a massive partnership with AMD. The multi-billion dollar deal is set to create a new wave of computing infrastructure and could reshape a market long dominated by NVIDIA.

OpenAI has surprised once again: yesterday the company unveiled Sora 2, the latest version of its video and audio generation model, along with the Sora app for iOS. If you thought AI could only write texts or draw pictures, forget it — now it can create full-fledged video clips through a standalone app. And the experience feels almost like scrolling TikTok — except the content is made not by people, but by artificial intelligence.

Experts at OpenAI set out to measure just how far artificial intelligence has come in mastering real-world professions. The results of large-scale testing surprised many: it turns out that in a range of tasks, from drafting legal documents to market analysis, AI models demonstrate quality on par with the work of experienced specialists.

OpenAI has officially unveiled Sora 2, the new version of its flagship video generation model. Unlike previous systems, it doesn't just create an image; it attempts to simulate reality by accounting for the laws of physics. Alongside the model, the company launched a standalone iOS app of the same name, where users will be able to not only generate clips but also "insert" themselves and their friends into the videos.

According to internal sources, OpenAI is testing a new app where the content isn't made by people, but by an AI. The feed is made up of short clips, but instead of user-generated videos, it offers an endless stream of content generated by the Sora AI model.

Professionals can now save time on crafting complex instructions for AI. OpenAI has released a massive database of ready-to-use queries called "Prompt Packs." The collection features over 300 templates designed for work tasks in fields like sales, marketing, IT, human resources, and product management.