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WindSurf and Cursor are competing AI coding assistant tools that allow users to "vibe code" without having deep programming knowledge.

OpenAI’s Sam Altman could be on a collision course with Elon Musk amid reports of the AI company's social network ambitions.

“AI should belong to the community, not controlled by closed-source corporations,” Sentient’s co-founder told Cointelegraph.

The new language model will be publicly available for anyone to use, download, modify or deploy, unlike OpenAI's other recent releases, which are closed systems.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says while it’s been “super fun” seeing everyone’s image creations using ChatGPT, some limits need to be put in place.

Ghibli-inspired memecoins have surged after OpenAI’s latest image generation update has seen social media flooded with the popular Studio Ghibli anime art style.

Open data must transition to decentralized infrastructure to realize its full potential and reap the benefits of affordable LLM training, accessible research data sharing and unstoppable DApp hosting.

As AI dominance grows, crypto projects should aim to decentralize the technology, but they face significant challenges in competing with Big Tech.

OpenAI has released a preview version of GPT-4.5, which it claims has a higher EQ and is more creative than previous versions. However, some observers claim the new model is overpriced.

The ability to create a cryptocurrency that’s trading in five minutes shows how easy it would be for private firms to seek outside funding, says Robinhood CEO Vladimir Tenev.

GPT-5 will launch within months, unifying OpenAI’s o-series and GPT-series chatbot models into an integrated system, Sam Altman says.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman’s feud goes back a while, but was thrown into the public eye again when Musk made an offer for OpenAI.

An AI engineer at xAI resigned after refusing to delete an X post ranking AI models, including the forthcoming Grok 3, sparking a free speech debate.

OpenAI’s Sam Altman declined Elon Musk’s reported $100 million offer to buy the AI firm, responding with a simple “no thank you” on X.

Lower-cost AI could lead to lower-cost products but more expensive luxury items, according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.