What started as a complaint about a delayed Tesla Roadster refund has escalated into another public confrontation between Elon Musk and Sam Altman. The exchange reveals ongoing tensions between the former OpenAI co-founders amid legal battles and AI competition.
OpenAI is reportedly developing ChatGPT’s capabilities as a personal shopping assistant despite current limitations. The company sees significant potential in capturing a share of the projected $2.9 trillion US e-commerce market by 2030 through AI-powered shopping tools.
OpenAI is reportedly exploring new revenue streams by positioning ChatGPT as a personal shopping assistant, according to recent reports. Sources indicate the artificial intelligence tool could help consumers compare products, sort prices, and answer detailed questions about potential purchases as the company seeks to capitalize on the growing e-commerce market.
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OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Atlas, a generative AI-powered web browser that integrates ChatGPT’s capabilities directly into web navigation. The browser aims to transform online interactions into more conversational experiences, with initial availability for MacOS users and expanded platform support coming soon.
OpenAI is launching a generative AI-powered web browser called ChatGPT Atlas, according to reports from the company’s announcement event Tuesday. This strategic move represents a significant expansion beyond the company’s established ChatGPT chatbot platform and marks its entry into the competitive browser market.
OpenAI has teased an upcoming browser product launch through a mysterious livestream announcement, sending Alphabet shares lower according to market reports. The move positions the AI giant against established players like Google and emerging competitors including Perplexity AI in the rapidly evolving browser market.
OpenAI has generated significant industry buzz with a five-second video teaser indicating an imminent product launch, sources indicate. The video displayed three browser tabs labeled “Livestream,” “Today” and “10 a.m. PT,” suggesting the company plans to unveil a new browser product during a scheduled stream. According to reports, CEO Sam Altman amplified anticipation through a separate social media post, describing the upcoming reveal as something he’s “quite excited about.”
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