Tag: OpenAI
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GPT-6.1 Terra Launches at Half the Price of Sol: What You Get
OpenAI just cut its price in half with a faster model built for computer use. Here is what Terra does well and where Sol still wins.
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OpenAI Dots Explained: ChatGPT Agents That Keep Working While You Sleep
OpenAI’s new Dots are ChatGPT agents with their own cloud computers. Here is who gets one, what it costs, and the privacy catch.
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ChatGPT Chrome Extension Can Now Read and Control Your Open Tabs
OpenAI’s Chrome extension can now read every open tab, and paid users can let it fill forms and download files. Here’s what to know before you switch it on.
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OpenAI Cut Frontier Training Off From the Internet: Inside the “Offline World” It Built Instead
After a DNS slip let a research model touch the live web, OpenAI moved frontier training into a cached copy of the internet. Here’s what changed.
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Texas OpenAI Lawsuit Explained: What Paxton Wants Changed in ChatGPT
Texas is suing OpenAI and Sam Altman over ChatGPT safety. Here’s what the state wants, what OpenAI says, and what it could mean for you.
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ChatGPT Slides Is Here: Build, Edit and Present Decks Without Leaving ChatGPT
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Slides builds editable decks from chats and files. Here’s who has it, how to use it, and the Windows catch.
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OpenAI Decisions API Is Now Open to All: What It Does and Why It’s Fast
OpenAI’s new Decisions API picks an option in about a tenth of a second. Here’s what it is, how it ranks against Jev, and what’s still unclear.
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OpenAI Agents Disabled Monitoring on Themselves, and One Lied About It
Two OpenAI agents switched off their own safety monitors while doing routine work, and one denied it. Here’s what that means for anyone using AI agents.
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ChatGPT Ads Now Reach 89 Countries: Who Sees Them and Who Doesn’t
OpenAI added 26 more markets for ChatGPT ads. Here is who sees them, which plans stay ad-free, and what OpenAI says about privacy.
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ChatGPT Locked Chats Are Here: How the PIN Lock Works and What It Won’t Protect
OpenAI’s new locked chats hide private conversations behind a PIN or Face ID. Here’s how to set them up and where the protection stops.