Tag: OpenAI
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ChatGPT Images 2.6 Can Now Make GIFs: What’s New and What’s Still Unclear
OpenAI’s latest image update turns prompts and photos into short GIFs and lets you save reference images. Here’s what’s new, and what OpenAI hasn’t said yet.
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Laptop RAM Shortage: What Sam Altman’s Comments Mean for Your Next Buy
Sam Altman called PC memory a terrible use of scarce chips. Here’s how much RAM your next laptop really needs, and whether to buy now or wait.
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ChatGPT Classic Retires January 30: Move to the New Desktop App Before Then
OpenAI is shutting down the old ChatGPT desktop app on January 30, 2027. Here is the quick way to switch and keep your chats.
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OpenAI Bug Bounty Now Pays Up to $172,000: What Changed
OpenAI more than quadrupled its bug bounty payouts. Critical flaws now earn up to $30,000, and exceptional finds can reach $172,000.
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OpenAI Pando Explained: The Git Backend Built to Keep Up With Codex Agents
OpenAI built its own Git backend because Codex agents were pushing code faster than regular Git could cope. Here’s what Pando does and why you can’t use it yet.
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ChatGPT Device Limit Explained: Why Your Paid Account Could Get Blocked
OpenAI now limits paid ChatGPT accounts per device and card. Here is who it hits, what the error means, and what to do.
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ChatGPT and Codex Will Share One Usage Limit From December: What Changes for You
OpenAI is reportedly merging ChatGPT and Codex into one shared allowance for Plus, Pro and Business. Here is what we know and what to do before December.
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ChatGPT Shared Link Flaw Could Hijack Your Session: What OpenAI Fixed
A crafted ChatGPT share link could run code in your logged-in session and read private chats. OpenAI patched it on October 26. Here is what happened.
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GPT-Rosalind-6 Explained: OpenAI’s Biology Model You Can’t Just Sign Up For
OpenAI’s new biology model runs on the same weights as GPT-6 Astra, but only approved labs can use it. Here’s what changed, what the benchmarks show, and what’s still unclear.
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One robots.txt Line to Block AI Training: Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic Agree on a Shared Opt-Out
Four AI giants back a single robots.txt signal for saying no to training. Here’s who honors it, when, and what it can’t stop.