OpenAI, the pioneer of widely used tools that generate specialized digital content from simple prompts, ousted its co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman and lost another senior executive after a series of escalating disagreements over fundamental questions at the heart of artificial intelligence: How to keep the technology safe while also making money from it.

In perhaps the most unexpected tech news of the year, billionaire and AI evangelist Sam Altman has been ejected from his CEO role at OpenAI by the

OpenAI co-founder and president Greg Brockman has quit the firm, he said Friday, hours after the Microsoft-backed giant abruptly fired its chief executive OpenAI co-founder and president Greg Brockman has quit the firm after the Microsoft-backed firm abruptly fired Sam Altman.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has been ousted after the board lost confidence in his ability to lead, the company said on Friday, sending shock waves across the tech industry.

During its inaugural developer conference, OpenAI unveiled GPTs, short for Generative Pre-trained Transformers. These custom versions of ChatGPT are designed to be shaped by and for individual users, whether for recreational or professional use, and can be shared with others.

Novel-sized context window, DALL-E 3 API, more announced on OpenAI DevDay 2023.

Users can build and share custom-defined roles—from math mentor to sticker designer.

ChatGPT Plus members get new beta features to try.

The preparedness team will address several potential threats.