OpenAI has identified its close relationship with Microsoft as a potential business risk, according to a financial document shared with prospective investors as part of its latest funding round. The disclosure highlights the company’s reliance on Microsoft for a significant portion of its financing and computing infrastructure, raising concerns about concentration risk as it prepares for a possible initial public offering. The document, which includes detailed risk factors related to both

​OpenAI is reworking its approach to artificial intelligence-driven shopping, stepping back from its earlier push into instant checkout and shifting toward an app-based retail model within ChatGPT. The move comes months after the company introduced a feature that allowed users to complete purchases directly inside the chatbot, a concept that initially attracted strong interest from major ecommerce players. Retailers such as Etsy, Walmart and Shopify had quickly aligned with the initiative,

Anni Chen, a software engineer at Amazon, has revealed that AI toolsnow help

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has launched an internal review following the upload of sensitive contracting documents to a public version of ChatGPT by its acting director, according to officials familiar with the matter. The incident, which occurred last summer, triggered multiple automated security alerts within the Department of Homeland Security and has renewed scrutiny around the use of artificial intelligence tools inside federal agencies. The documen

OpenAI has officially launched GPT-5.1, the latest upgrade to its popular AI chatbot, ChatGPT. The new version promises a smarter, more conversational AI with enhanced personality features. GPT-5.1 comes in two versions: GPT-5.1 Instant and GPT-5.1 Thinking. Instant is optimized for everyday tasks like planning trips, coding assistance, and casual conversations, with a warmer and slightly cheeky tone. GPT-5.1 Thinking caters to complex or abstract questions, offering clearer, jargon-free resp

Across generations, people have pondered the question “Who am I?”—a timeless search for identity and meaning. Yet, before reaching that philosophical depth, there lies another, more practical and equally transformative question: “What am I?” This question, when asked sincerely, helps individuals evaluate their roles, responsibilities, and contributions at every stage of life. It transforms self-understanding into conscious action. The process of questioning “What am I?”

Nvidia made history on Wednesday by becoming the first publicly traded company to achieve a market capitalization of $5 trillion, marking a defining moment in the global technology and artificial intelligence landscape. The milestone underscores the company’s rapid evolution from a graphics chip producer into the backbone of the worldwide AI revolution, firmly establishing its leadership in a sector reshaping economies and industries. The Santa Clara, California-based firm’s sto

In times of suffering, both for the afflicted and those who care for them, the human mind often searches for relief. It is common to hear phrases such as “thank God they are free now” or “I pray for their suffering to end.” While these words may appear compassionate, they often reveal a deeper tension between genuine empathy and emotional convenience. Spiritual understanding shows that wishing for an end, whether for oneself or for others, can reflect attachment and impatience rather tha

When researcher Kevin Cantera from Las Cruces, New Mexico, began experimenting with ChatGPT at the education technology firm where he worked, he believed he was future-proofing his career. Encouraged by his supervisors, he adopted artificial intelligence as a daily assistant to streamline his writing, research, and communication tasks. His results were exceptional, and he quickly became one of the company’s most productive employees. But only months later, Cantera was unexpectedly

In the journey of devotion, there are times when the heart and mind travel at different speeds. The mind, trained by faith, may already know that whatever comes from the Guru’s hand is grace — both the gifts that comfort and the lessons that challenge. Yet the heart, tender and human, often lingers behind, still clinging to the fragrance of closeness, to the warmth of moments that once felt near and personal. This quiet distance between understanding and acceptance is not disobe

The launch of Apple’s iPhone Air at the September 9 ‘Awe Dropping’ event has created a massive buzz in the tech world. Even OpenAI CEO Sam Altman couldn’t resist joining the hype. On X (formerly Twitter), Altman admitted this was the “first iPhone upgrade he really wanted in a while,” calling it “very cool.” He confirmed his excitement was for the ultra-thin 5.6 mm iPhone Air, which weighs just 165 grams and stan

American billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against Apple Inc. and artificial intelligence company OpenAI in a federal court in Texas, alleging that the two technology giants have illegally conspired to maintain monopolies in the rapidly expanding field of artificial intelligence. According to Musk, their actions have prevented fair competition, harmed innovation, and specifically suppressed his own ventures, X and xAI, from competing on equ

Microsoft's AI assistant, Copilot, is struggling to match the success of OpenAI's ChatGPT, according to new data. While Microsoft’s Copilot has reached 79 million downloads globally, OpenAI’s ChatGPT has amassed a staggering 900 million downloads, placing it far ahead in the AI race. Google’s Gemini holds second place with 200 million downloads, and DeepSeek follows with 127 million. Despite significant investments, including an $80 b

OpenAI is reportedly working on new office tools integrated within ChatGPT that aim to challenge Microsoft’s dominant Office suite. The upcoming tools, which will allow users to create and edit spreadsheets and presentations directly in the ChatGPT interface, are expected to offer a more streamlined and accessible alternative to traditional productivity software like Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint. This new dev

Magnus Carlsen, widely regarded as one of the greatest chess players of all time, has once again demonstrated his dominance on the board—this time not against a human grandmaster, but against artificial intelligence. Carlsen, who holds the highest Elo rating in chess history and has been the world number one since 2011, revealed that he recently played a game against ChatGPT, the AI chatbot developed by OpenAI, and emerged victorious without losing a single piece. The fiv

Personality development is not something that occurs overnight. It is a slow and steady process shaped by choices, routines, and the way we respond to the world around us. While life-changing moments are often celebrated, it is actually the smaller, consistent actions taken every day that create a lasting impact on who we are. Whether it’s reading a page from a book, choosing kindness in a tough moment, or following through on a promise to yourself, these simple actions accumulate and buil

The rise of artificial intelligence has introduced a wave of virtual assistants capable of writing, reasoning, coding, and even offering emotional support. ChatGPT by OpenAI leads this revolution, but it's far from the only player in 2025. A growing number of advanced AI tools now compete across industries—each tailored to different use cases, audiences, and expectations. Whether you're a developer, researcher, creative writer, student, or business user, choosing

Trapit Bansal, an IIT-Kanpur alumnus and former OpenAI researcher, has officially joined Meta's newly established Superintelligence Labs (MSL). Bansal’s hiring is part of Meta’s aggressive push to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI) and rival industry giants like OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic. As part of his new role, Bansal will bring his expertise in deep learning, meta-learning, and natural language processing to help Meta

Alibaba has launched its new AI image generation model, Qwen-VLo, which is designed to rival advanced systems like ChatGPT-4o. The model promises improved capabilities for understanding and accurately executing user instructions, a crucial advancement for AI-driven creativity. With this model, Alibaba is looking to enhance the user experience by generating high-quality, context-aware images, offering a competitive edge in the growing AI market.

UK universities are facing a growing challenge with students increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT to cheat in exams and assignments. According to a recent investigation by The Guardian, nearly 7,000 students were caught using AI inappropriately during the 2023–24 academic year, marking a sharp increase from previous years. The trend reflects a major shift in academic misconduct, with AI misuse overtaking traditional