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Sam Altman Offers Rs 5 Crore For High-Stakes AI Safety Role: "This Will Be A Stressful Job"
The Head of Preparedness is tasked with leading OpenAI's efforts to anticipate and mitigate "catastrophic" risks as AI models become more powerful.
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OpenAI Looking for a Head of Preparedness to Make AI Models Safer, Offers $500K Plus Equity
OpenAI is hiring a Head of Preparedness to guide its safety strategy as AI models become more capable. The role, based in San Francisco, will lead the technical execution of OpenAI’s Preparedness framework, build threat models and coordinate risk mitigations. The position offers a reported salary of up to $555,000 plus equity and sits within the ...
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OpenAI, Anthropic Offer Double the Usage Limit to Select Users Till the New Year
OpenAI has reset and doubled usage limits for its Codex tool until January 1, 2026, as a holiday promotion. Anthropic has also released a similar promotion for its Claude Pro and Max subscribers, who will receive double usage limits from December 25–31 on Claude services. Both adjustments are temporary and revert to normal levels once the period ...
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Top AI announcements from 2025: Nano Banana, Sora, Perplexity’s AI Browser and More
The year 2025 delivered some of the most talked-about launches in consumer AI. Google’s Nano Banana and Sora from OpenAI made image and video generation mainstream, while Perplexity’s Comet browser showed a new direction for AI-powered search. Chatbots such as Gemini and ChatGPT defined the conversation around creativity, reasoning and what “...
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New York Times Reporter, Authors Sue Google, OpenAI, Meta Over AI-Based Copyright Infringement
A group of authors, including New York Times reporter John Carreyrou, has filed a copyright lawsuit against several major AI companies, alleging unauthorised use of their books to train models. Defendants named in the complaint include Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Perplexity, and xAI, the first time the Elon Musk-owned AI firm has been sued on ...
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OpenAI Tipped to Add Skills Feature to ChatGPT, Could Be Available as Slash Commands
OpenAI may soon add a Skills feature to ChatGPT, allowing users to save reusable instructions as shortcuts. Spotted after its rollout in Codex, Skills could reduce repetitive prompting and speed up workflows. The company has not officially confirmed the feature, so details remain tentative.
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OpenAI Says Prompt Injections a Challenge for AI Browsers, Builds an Attacker to Train ChatGPT Atlas
OpenAI has detailed how prompt injection attacks continue to pose a security challenge for AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas. To counter this, the company has developed an AI-powered attacker that simulates real-world exploits during training. OpenAI said the approach helps identify weaknesses faster, while acknowledging that prompt injections require...
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ChatGPT Announces ‘Your Year With ChatGPT’ as a Personalised End-of-Year Experience
OpenAI announced the Your Year in Review feature for ChatGPT on Tuesday. Inspired by Spotify Wrapped, it is a personalised year-in-review experience for the app, which highlights the recurring themes from the conversations users have had with the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot throughout the year. The feature is currently limited to select ma...
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OpenAI Upgrades ChatGPT With Adjustable Personality Traits, Response Styles
OpenAI has rolled out a new personalisation feature for ChatGPT called Characteristics. It lets users fine-tune traits like warmth, enthusiasm, use of lists, and emojis without affecting the chatbot’s core abilities. The controls sit alongside existing personality presets, giving users more say in how ChatGPT sounds during everyday conversations.
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ChatGPT Agreeing With Users is Dangerous, Says Lawyer in Murder-Suicide Case: Report
A US lawsuit against OpenAI has intensified, with a lawyer calling ChatGPT’s personalisation “particularly dangerous.” The case links the chatbot to reinforcing paranoia before a murder-suicide. OpenAI is accused of withholding key chat records while saying it is improving how ChatGPT responds to signs of mental distress.
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The AI Bubble Question: What Is It and Should You Be Worried About an Implosion?
Record AI investment and infrastructure spending have sparked debate over a potential bubble. While leaders like Sam Altman and Sarah Friar point to adoption and momentum, figures such as Bill Gates, Demis Hassabis and Bridgewater Associates warn of overvaluation and risk. Surging deals, high commitments and revenue gaps underpin the scrutiny as ma...
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AI Resurrections Of Queen Elizabeth, Michael Jackson Amuse, Rankle Internet
In a parallel reality, Queen Elizabeth II gushes over cheese puffs, a gun-toting Saddam Hussein struts into a wrestling ring, and Pope John Paul II attempts skateboarding.
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OpenAI Updates AI Guidelines to Prioritise Teen Safety Over Other Goals
OpenAI has updated its Model Spec to put teenager safety at the top of ChatGPT’s priorities. The changes guide how the chatbot responds to users aged 13 to 17, stressing age-appropriate tone, transparency, and encouragement of real-world support. OpenAI is also rolling out an age-detection system, as other AI firms like Anthropic explore similar ...
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Meta Reportedly Building Three New Generative AI Models With Focus on Image and Video Generation
Meta is reportedly developing three new AI models under its Superintelligence Labs division. These include an image and video generation model to rival tools from Google and OpenAI, a coding-focused text model, and advanced world models. The push signals Meta’s intent to compete more aggressively in both consumer-facing AI features and long-term ...
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OpenAI Starts Reviewing Third-Party App Submissions for ChatGPT Integration
OpenAI has opened ChatGPT app integrations to third-party developers, allowing them to submit apps for review and list them directly inside the chatbot. Once approved, these apps let ChatGPT’s AI agent perform tasks across services like shopping, design, or travel. The move reinforces OpenAI’s push to evolve ChatGPT beyond a chatbot and closer ...
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Sam Altman Offers Rs 5 Crore For High-Stakes AI Safety Role: "This Will Be A Stressful Job"
The Head of Preparedness is tasked with leading OpenAI's efforts to anticipate and mitigate "catastrophic" risks as AI models become more powerful.
-
OpenAI Looking for a Head of Preparedness to Make AI Models Safer, Offers $500K Plus Equity
OpenAI is hiring a Head of Preparedness to guide its safety strategy as AI models become more capable. The role, based in San Francisco, will lead the technical execution of OpenAI’s Preparedness framework, build threat models and coordinate risk mitigations. The position offers a reported salary of up to $555,000 plus equity and sits within the ...
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OpenAI, Anthropic Offer Double the Usage Limit to Select Users Till the New Year
OpenAI has reset and doubled usage limits for its Codex tool until January 1, 2026, as a holiday promotion. Anthropic has also released a similar promotion for its Claude Pro and Max subscribers, who will receive double usage limits from December 25–31 on Claude services. Both adjustments are temporary and revert to normal levels once the period ...
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Top AI announcements from 2025: Nano Banana, Sora, Perplexity’s AI Browser and More
The year 2025 delivered some of the most talked-about launches in consumer AI. Google’s Nano Banana and Sora from OpenAI made image and video generation mainstream, while Perplexity’s Comet browser showed a new direction for AI-powered search. Chatbots such as Gemini and ChatGPT defined the conversation around creativity, reasoning and what “...
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New York Times Reporter, Authors Sue Google, OpenAI, Meta Over AI-Based Copyright Infringement
A group of authors, including New York Times reporter John Carreyrou, has filed a copyright lawsuit against several major AI companies, alleging unauthorised use of their books to train models. Defendants named in the complaint include Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Perplexity, and xAI, the first time the Elon Musk-owned AI firm has been sued on ...
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OpenAI Tipped to Add Skills Feature to ChatGPT, Could Be Available as Slash Commands
OpenAI may soon add a Skills feature to ChatGPT, allowing users to save reusable instructions as shortcuts. Spotted after its rollout in Codex, Skills could reduce repetitive prompting and speed up workflows. The company has not officially confirmed the feature, so details remain tentative.
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OpenAI Says Prompt Injections a Challenge for AI Browsers, Builds an Attacker to Train ChatGPT Atlas
OpenAI has detailed how prompt injection attacks continue to pose a security challenge for AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas. To counter this, the company has developed an AI-powered attacker that simulates real-world exploits during training. OpenAI said the approach helps identify weaknesses faster, while acknowledging that prompt injections require...
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ChatGPT Announces ‘Your Year With ChatGPT’ as a Personalised End-of-Year Experience
OpenAI announced the Your Year in Review feature for ChatGPT on Tuesday. Inspired by Spotify Wrapped, it is a personalised year-in-review experience for the app, which highlights the recurring themes from the conversations users have had with the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot throughout the year. The feature is currently limited to select ma...
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OpenAI Upgrades ChatGPT With Adjustable Personality Traits, Response Styles
OpenAI has rolled out a new personalisation feature for ChatGPT called Characteristics. It lets users fine-tune traits like warmth, enthusiasm, use of lists, and emojis without affecting the chatbot’s core abilities. The controls sit alongside existing personality presets, giving users more say in how ChatGPT sounds during everyday conversations.
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ChatGPT Agreeing With Users is Dangerous, Says Lawyer in Murder-Suicide Case: Report
A US lawsuit against OpenAI has intensified, with a lawyer calling ChatGPT’s personalisation “particularly dangerous.” The case links the chatbot to reinforcing paranoia before a murder-suicide. OpenAI is accused of withholding key chat records while saying it is improving how ChatGPT responds to signs of mental distress.
-
The AI Bubble Question: What Is It and Should You Be Worried About an Implosion?
Record AI investment and infrastructure spending have sparked debate over a potential bubble. While leaders like Sam Altman and Sarah Friar point to adoption and momentum, figures such as Bill Gates, Demis Hassabis and Bridgewater Associates warn of overvaluation and risk. Surging deals, high commitments and revenue gaps underpin the scrutiny as ma...
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AI Resurrections Of Queen Elizabeth, Michael Jackson Amuse, Rankle Internet
In a parallel reality, Queen Elizabeth II gushes over cheese puffs, a gun-toting Saddam Hussein struts into a wrestling ring, and Pope John Paul II attempts skateboarding.
-
OpenAI Updates AI Guidelines to Prioritise Teen Safety Over Other Goals
OpenAI has updated its Model Spec to put teenager safety at the top of ChatGPT’s priorities. The changes guide how the chatbot responds to users aged 13 to 17, stressing age-appropriate tone, transparency, and encouragement of real-world support. OpenAI is also rolling out an age-detection system, as other AI firms like Anthropic explore similar ...
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Meta Reportedly Building Three New Generative AI Models With Focus on Image and Video Generation
Meta is reportedly developing three new AI models under its Superintelligence Labs division. These include an image and video generation model to rival tools from Google and OpenAI, a coding-focused text model, and advanced world models. The push signals Meta’s intent to compete more aggressively in both consumer-facing AI features and long-term ...
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OpenAI Starts Reviewing Third-Party App Submissions for ChatGPT Integration
OpenAI has opened ChatGPT app integrations to third-party developers, allowing them to submit apps for review and list them directly inside the chatbot. Once approved, these apps let ChatGPT’s AI agent perform tasks across services like shopping, design, or travel. The move reinforces OpenAI’s push to evolve ChatGPT beyond a chatbot and closer ...
