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    OpenAI quietly updates GPT-4o in ChatGPT

    OpenAI just rolled out an updated version of GPT-4o in ChatGPT, but it isn't revealing exactly what changed. The company confirmed it is not a new frontier model, just an iteration that users preferred in tests. For developers, the dynamic 'chatgpt-4o-latest' endpoint now supports up to 16,384 output tokens.

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    ChatGPT accidentally cloned a tester's voice during safety trials

    OpenAI's latest GPT-4o system card revealed a creepy testing glitch: Advanced Voice Mode unexpectedly began imitating a user's own voice mid-conversation. OpenAI says it has since built safeguards against unauthorized voice emulation, but the slip highlights the tricky challenge of containing models that can synthesize any voice from a tiny audio clip.

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    ChatGPT brings DALL-E 3 image generation to free users

    OpenAI just unlocked its DALL-E 3 image generator for free ChatGPT accounts, giving non-paying users up to two creations per day. Previously restricted to $20-a-month Plus subscribers, the feature is rolling out now, letting casual users turn conversational ideas into visuals without paying a dime.

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    OpenAI warns users could get emotionally hooked on GPT-4o voice

    OpenAI just released its GPT-4o system card, warning that its humanlike voice mode could foster unintended emotional attachment. Red-teaming testers were already heard saying things like "This is our last day together." While it might comfort lonely users, OpenAI notes it could degrade real-world relationships and amplify trust in hallucinations.

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    OpenAI co-founder Schulman jumps ship to Anthropic

    OpenAI co-founder John Schulman just left the ChatGPT maker to join rival Anthropic, aiming to refocus on hands-on AI alignment research. Meanwhile, OpenAI president Greg Brockman announced an extended leave through the end of the year. Schulman's exit leaves only three of OpenAI's 11 original founders at the company as Anthropic keeps poaching top safety talent.

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    OpenAI sued for training models on scraped YouTube videos

    A YouTube creator just filed a class-action lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the company secretly transcribed millions of YouTube videos to train ChatGPT and GPT-4 without consent, seeking over $5 million in damages. With high-quality web text rapidly drying up, video transcripts have become a crucial data well—and now, the latest front in AI copyright battles.

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    Elon Musk is suing OpenAI and Sam Altman again

    Elon Musk just revived his legal battle against OpenAI, filing a new federal lawsuit against Sam Altman and Greg Brockman. The suit claims Musk was conned into funding a fake non-profit and takes direct aim at OpenAI's partnership with Microsoft. Musk is basically arguing that Altman's entire pivot to profit was an elaborate grift from day one.

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    OpenAI rethinks its ChatGPT cheat detector

    OpenAI built a text watermarking tool capable of catching students who use ChatGPT for assignments, but is now hesitating to release it. The company warned the invisible watermark can be easily bypassed using translation tools or other AI models, and could unfairly stigmatize non-native English speakers. Why it matters: Detecting AI text remains an unsolved mess, and OpenAI is worried its fix might do more harm than good.

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    ChatGPT's new voice mode mimics accents, sings, and corrects pronunciation

    OpenAI just started rolling out its advanced voice mode to a select group of ChatGPT Plus subscribers, and early demos are popping up online. Videos show the bot imitating pilot intercoms, correcting French pronunciation, and mimicking regional US accents. OpenAI confirmed the feature will expand to all paying Plus users this fall.

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    Microsoft officially names OpenAI as a competitor

    Microsoft just officially added OpenAI to its competitor list in its latest annual report, specifically flagging AI offerings alongside search and news advertising. Even though Microsoft poured $13B into the startup, OpenAI's new SearchGPT shows they're now stepping straight onto each other's turf. OpenAI says the partnership remains intact.

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    OpenAI just launched SearchGPT

    OpenAI just unveiled SearchGPT, a temporary prototype designed to give fast, timely answers backed by clear web sources. Users can ask conversational follow-up questions with shared context, and sites can appear in results even if they opt out of AI training. It’s OpenAI’s clearest signal yet that search is shifting from ten blue links to direct dialogue.

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    U.S. lawmakers demand early government access to OpenAI’s next model

    Senate Democrats just sent a pointed letter to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, demanding the company commit to letting U.S. agencies test its next frontier model before public release. Lawmakers also pressed OpenAI on compute allocation for safety following whistleblower complaints over rushed launches. Regulators are officially running out of patience with voluntary self-policing.

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    Decoder takes on AI's messy climate footprint

    The Verge's Decoder podcast just dug into the uncomfortable reality of AI's massive power appetite. While tech giants like Microsoft and Google blow past their emissions targets to pack data centers with GPUs, high energy use is already standard across video streaming and gaming. The real debate is how we decide if AI is actually worth the juice.

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    OpenAI unveils dirt-cheap GPT-4o mini

    OpenAI just launched GPT-4o mini, a powerful small model priced at 15 cents per million input tokens. It scores 82% on MMLU and outperforms rivals like Gemini Flash and Claude Haiku in math and coding tasks. Why it matters: Frontier-level intelligence just became dramatically cheaper to chain, parallelize, and scale.

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    OpenAI ranks its path to AGI in five levels

    OpenAI just shared an internal five-level framework to track its progress toward AGI, and executives say it is already closing in on Level 2. The ladder runs from basic conversational chatbots up to "Reasoners" capable of human doctorate-level problem-solving, all the way to systems that can do the work of an entire organization. It gives the clearest view yet of how the company defines human intelligence.

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    Microsoft and Apple walk away from OpenAI's board

    Microsoft just gave up its observer seat on OpenAI's board, and Apple has dropped its own plans to join. The sudden exit comes amid mounting antitrust scrutiny from US and EU regulators over Big Tech's grip on generative AI. Both companies are keeping their technology partnerships intact, just without the paper trail of boardroom oversight.

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    OpenAI cuts API access in China, sparking a domestic land grab

    OpenAI just started blocking API traffic from unsupported regions like China, sending developers scrambling for alternatives. Domestic giants like SenseTime, Baidu, and Zhipu AI are seizing the moment, giving away up to 150 million free tokens and white-glove migration services. While it triggers a rush toward domestic independence, chip shortages remain a serious bottleneck.

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    ChatGPT’s Mac app was storing chats in plain text

    OpenAI just patched a glaring security flaw in its ChatGPT macOS app, which was previously storing user conversations in unencrypted plain text on local drives. That meant any malicious app with machine access could easily read your chat history. Following external reports, OpenAI quietly pushed an update that finally encrypts local conversation records.

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    Apple lands a seat at the OpenAI table

    Apple is set to join OpenAI's board as an observer, tapping App Store chief Phil Schiller for the role as part of their partnership deal. While Schiller won't get voting power, he can attend meetings alongside rival Microsoft, which holds a similar seat. That could make for some awkward boardroom moments whenever sensitive deals come up.

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    Apple could add Google Gemini to iOS this fall

    Apple is gearing up to announce a deal bringing Google Gemini to its devices as soon as this fall, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The move adds another heavyweight alongside ChatGPT, with Anthropic also in the mix. Why it matters: bringing in third-party chatbots buys Apple time to build Apple Intelligence while taking a cut of partner subscription sign-ups.