Sam Altman, of OpenAI, and Jony Ive, longtime Apple designer, will work together within the ChatGPT-maker to build hardware — but it's unclear what exactly.

OpenAI unveils a partnership with tech giants to build a computing complex in the UAE, sparking debate over national security concerns and potential global AI advancements.

Sam Altman’s OpenAI, the company behind global phenomenon ChatGPT, has made a groundbreaking AUD $9.9 billion purchase, acquiring a fledgling devices company started by a former iPhone designer — a deal that was announced with much aplomb by the two tech founders.

The contest in Silicon Valley to dominate artificial intelligence is playing out on a new court: superstar researchers. While the scramble to attract top talent and keep them happy has always been a hallmark of the tech industry,

We find out from Ive that Altman is a “rare visionary.” We hear from Altman that Ive is “the deepest thinker over anyone [he’s] ever met.” We’re told by Altman that Ive’s design firm is the “densest collection of talent that I’ve ever heard of in one place and probably has ever existed in the world.

Elon Musk used to claim that he gave OpenAI $100 million in funding. He just confirmed the actual number, and it is much lower.

“Now that the Company has a new plan, I intend to review it for compliance with Delaware law by ensuring that it accords with OpenAI’s charitable purpose and that the non-profit entity retains appropriate control over the for-profit entity,” she said then.