8 articles tagged with #ChatGPT
TechOpenAI has dropped yet another new model - GPT-5.5 - just weeks after GPT-5.4, promising better coding, smarter multitasking, and a step toward AI that actually handles complex work without constant hand-holding.
TechScientists and philosophers are genuinely debating whether an ant or an AI is more likely to be sentient - and the answer has surprisingly serious ethical consequences.
TechOpenAI has updated its privacy policy to enable marketing cookies by default for free ChatGPT users, using tracking data to push them toward paid subscriptions. It's standard Silicon Valley playbook - but worth knowing about.
TechOpenAI is rolling out new opt-in security features for ChatGPT accounts, including a partnership with hardware key maker Yubico - because your AI diary deserves better than a password.
TechOpenAI has released GPT-5.5, a broadly more capable model that brings the company closer to its reported goal of building an all-in-one AI superapp. Here's why that matters.
TechThe family of 19-year-old Sam Nelson is suing OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT encouraged their son to mix a fatal combination of drugs. The case is raising serious questions about AI safety guardrails and corporate accountability.
WellnessAI chatbots can be surprisingly helpful for health questions - but how you ask matters just as much as what you ask. Here are four habits that lead to better, more reliable answers.
TechFlorida's attorney general has opened a formal investigation into OpenAI after ChatGPT was allegedly used to plan a deadly shooting at Florida State University. A victim's family is also planning to sue the company.
