University of Minnesota sued by student who says AI expulsion was part of a conspiracy
The student seeks over $1.3 million in damages and reversal of expulsion
The rise of on-device AI is reshaping the future of PCs and smartphones
How AI is moving from the cloud to your devices
AI adoption is on the rise, with 3 in 5 Americans saying it improves their lives
Here are the states that rely on AI the most
ChatGPT web search is now open to everyone – no login required
The first true challenger to Google in decades?
Siri's new AI smarts fail at sports trivia, claims Philadelphia Eagles won 33 Super Bowls
New ChatGPT integration with Siri is failing spectacularly
UK tech minister supports use of ChatGPT for homework, compares AI fears to calculator launch
"We need to make sure that kids and young people are learning how to use this technology"
Las Vegas police say man used ChatGPT to plan Cybertruck explosion outside Trump hotel
"We knew that AI was going to change the game at some point or another in all of our lives"
iOS 18.2 doubles storage needs for Apple Intelligence - and users aren't thrilled
From 4GB to 7GB, applies to all supported devices
OpenAI is struggling with ChatGPT-5 delays and rising costs
The internet is running out of training data
Beyond smartphones: ChatGPT now available on landlines (and WhatsApp)
Just call 1-800-CHATGPT
Former OpenAI researcher turned whistleblower found dead in San Francisco
Suchir Balaji spoke about OpenAI's alleged use of copyrighted data
Apple rolls out iOS 18.2 with new and improved ChatGPT-integrated Siri
The more "intelligent" virtual assistant can pull from GPT-4o if it has to
The rise of AI coding tools: Is English the hot new programming language?
Programmer or prompt engineer?
OpenAI partners with Palmer Luckey's defense firm, paving the way for AI-driven military tech
The same technology behind ChatGPT could help decide if an enemy should be killed
These names cause ChatGPT to break, and it's due to AI hallucinations
The cost of making stuff up
Expert defends anti-AI misinformation law using chatbot-written misinformation
Is this considered perjury?
ChatGPT app for Windows now available for free users
Previously exclusive to paid subscribers, the ChatGPT desktop app for Windows is now accessible to free users. Like its web and mobile counterparts, the app includes features such as ChatGPT search and voice mode. It is compatible with Windows 10 and 11.
Google's Gemini AI app may soon debut on iPhone, offering exclusive features
The Gemini app for Android launched earlier this year
OpenAI just bought the Chat.com domain name for ChatGPT for over $35 million, plus shares
Exact figures are unknown, but the seller admittedly never sells a domain at a loss
ChatGPT now has its own web search engine
OpenAI is challenging Google in its own search turf
Apple Intelligence is now available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
The big picture: Apple has launched its answer to the generative AI models and features offered by the likes of OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft. Although Apple Intelligence is now available to owners of compatible devices, many of its intended features are still slated for release in the coming months. Furthermore, leaked internal communications suggest that its capabilities currently fall significantly behind those of ChatGPT.
Leaked internal report shows Apple Intelligence is two years behind ChatGPT
Apple's generative AI goodies are set to debut on October 28 with iOS 18.1
The Zero Click Internet
The internet is undergoing the biggest change since its inception. It's huge. And there is no going back. The web is changing into the Zero Click Internet, and it will change everything.
ChatGPT desktop app now available for Windows users, with some limitations
Windows users can now access the ChatGPT desktop app, albeit an early version limited to paid users. GPT can be summoned using the Alt + Space shortcut, though some options available on Mac and the web aren't yet included.
The promise (and pitfalls) of NPCs powered by AI in video games
The mods are out there, but are they really more than just a novel attraction?