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Oracle just pulled off the tech equivalent of a mic drop. After markets closed yesterday, its stock shot up thanks to whispers of some expensive contracts, and now we know at least one of the names behind the curtain: OpenAI. According to the Wall Street Journal, Sam Altman’s AI empire has agreed to shell out…
OpenAI is shuffling its Model Behavior team, a group of about 14 researchers. According to a memo from chief research officer Mark Chen, the squad will be folded into the larger Post Training team, the group that polishes up models after their raw pre-training binge. The reorg means the Behavior folks will now report to…
OpenAI and Microsoft just soft-launched the next chapter in their complicated relationship, announcing that they’ve reached a “nonbinding agreement” on how to keep working together. Translation: they’re basically engaged but still figuring out the prenup. The headline change? OpenAI wants to morph its for-profit arm into a public benefit corporation (PBC), a legal structure that…
Claude, your friendly neighborhood chatbot, just got a little more human, for better or worse. The company announced that Claude can now remember details from past conversations without being reminded, a feature rolling out to Team and Enterprise users first. Until now, Claude’s memory worked like that forgetful friend who insists you re-explain the joke…
Perplexity is finding out that not everyone’s thrilled about its rise. This week, Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster sued Perplexity, accusing it of copyright infringement, trademark violation, and stealing away precious web traffic. The complaint, filed in New York federal court, paints a picture of Perplexity as a clever-but-rude houseguest: it eats the food (content), doesn’t…
OpenAI rolled out something new for the coding crowd: GPT-5-Codex, a souped-up version of its AI coding agent that’s designed to think harder, longer, and, if necessary, seven hours straight. Yes, seven. Imagine your rubber duck debugger, but one that sometimes disappears into the basement to brood over your problem until it re-emerges with a…
OpenAI has just dropped its biggest peek yet into how the world is actually using ChatGPT, and spoiler alert, it’s less “falling in love with your chatbot” and more “please help me write this email before my boss notices.” In a paper co-authored with Harvard economist David Deming, OpenAI’s Economic Research team analyzed a cool…
Anthropic just agreed to fork over at least $1.5 billion to authors whose books were allegedly used to train its AI systems. That breaks down to about $3,000 per book, making this possibly the first time in history that pirated PDFs have paid more than publishing royalties. The deal, revealed in a court filing this…
When most of the AI world obsesses over bigger models and wilder benchmarks, Tal Melenboim zeroes in on the real engine: data. As the founder of VFR.ai and chairman of StyleTech.ai, he’s spent years building the bones of AI—systems that last, not just headlines that flash and fade. “Models get all the hype, but they’re…
Sam Altman recently found himself skeptical online, wondering if social media is so filled with bots that one can’t be certain the people who post are even human. The thought came to him as he was scrolling through the subreddit r/ClaudeCode, one that was at one point dedicated to Anthropic’s Claude Code but is now…