When AI becomes too cold, even geeks cry. Altman puts heart back into the machine, after blundering faster than he codes. GPT-6, backlash or mirage?
Prediction markets are shaping a new landscape for artificial intelligence. While ChatGPT seemed unshakable, Kalshi data reveals a surprising upheaval: 57% of bettors now wager on Gemini to become the best text-based AI model by the end of 2025.
Elon Musk restarts hostilities against Apple, accusing it of marginalizing Grok and X in the App Store to the benefit of ChatGPT. Behind this apparent quarrel, a broader showdown is at play around AI, competition, and platform control. The line between legitimate curation and anti-competitive practices is blurrier than ever.
On the chessboard, two visions of AI faced each other. Sam Altman, head of OpenAI, and Elon Musk, founder of xAI, crossed their models in a chess tournament organized by Google. For three days, OpenAI’s o3 and xAI’s Grok 4 competed without any specialized assistance. Much more than a simple exhibition match, the event turned into a revealing moment: behind the final score was the real gap between two artificial intelligences, and two strategies, which came to light.
The highly anticipated launch of ChatGPT-5 turned into a disaster on social media. Presented by Sam Altman as the smartest AI ever created, the new model is accused by a large portion of users of degrading the experience compared to its predecessors. This backlash breaks out as rivals like DeepSeek quickly gain ground. Did Sam Altman offer a dream... for a harsh awakening?
The European Union takes a new decisive step in the regulation of artificial intelligence. After laying the groundwork in February, Brussels today activates the second part of its AI Act, directly targeting general-purpose models like ChatGPT. A regulatory offensive that divides sector players.
Confiding your doubts to an AI is not like talking to a confidant; it’s like writing in a notebook that others can read. In the era of OpenAI, your words become data, exploitable... even in front of a court.
Grok, Elon Musk's controversial AI, makes its entry into the world of predictive markets. Could this unexpected alliance between xAI and Kalshi, the financial betting platform valued at 2 billion dollars, revolutionize algorithmic trading?
And what if the next big battle for AI was not played out on a language model, but rather on the browser that billions of internet users use every day? OpenAI is preparing to launch a web browser powered by artificial intelligence, designed to directly compete with Google Chrome. This still discreet initiative aims to divert usage from Google's historic engine, a cornerstone of its advertising ecosystem. By transforming browsing into a conversational interface, OpenAI could redefine the rules of a market that has been locked down for years by Alphabet.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now infiltrating laboratories and scientific publications, raising crucial questions about the integrity of research. A recent study reveals that over 13% of biomedical articles bear traces of ChatGPT and similar tools.
Robinhood’s rollout of tokenized shares “linked” to OpenAI set off a large debate last week. A broader discussion in crypto markets about the future of tokenized private equity, and whether retail investors actually want it.
Elon Musk stops at nothing to make xAI a titan of artificial intelligence. His startup is preparing for a historic fundraising of $4.3 billion in equity, in addition to the $5 billion already targeted through a bond issuance. A major financial offensive to try to catch up with giants like OpenAI.
ChatGPT's AI is crushing everything in its path, capturing 80% of global traffic. Discover all the details in this article!
Love has never been so technological. And if it no longer replies to your messages, your chatbot will never leave you on "read." A recent study from Waseda University reveals a troubling statistic: 75% of users today seek AI for emotional advice. The therapist of tomorrow? An algorithm. The confidant? A script boosted by artificial neurons.
A study conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reveals a major flaw in artificial intelligence (AI): its inability to properly understand negation. This shortcoming could have dramatic consequences in critical sectors such as healthcare.
On May 13, 2025, in Riyadh, Donald Trump signed a strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia valued at 600 billion dollars. Beyond the amount, it is the nature of the alliance, encompassing defense, tech, and energy, that is striking. As Washington strengthens its foothold in the Middle East and Riyadh accelerates its post-oil transformation, this agreement redefines the power dynamics between two powers seeking global influence.
In an ecosystem where every signal can shift the market, an Instagram story is enough to sow chaos. On May 8, the official ChatGPT account published a link to a Pump.fun contract, a platform known for hosting ephemeral and highly speculative tokens. Thus, the effect was instantaneous: suspicions of hacking, doubts about intent, distrust toward official channels. When the most influential AI of the moment seems to point toward a questionable project, trust fractures and questions multiply.
Finding the right movie on Netflix is sometimes like searching for a needle in a haystack of pixels. To change the game, the platform is rolling out the heavy artillery: an AI-powered search feature. And not just any AI. It’s OpenAI technology that powers this new experience! Here are the latest updates.
OpenAI has just rolled out major updates for ChatGPT, incorporating enhanced purchasing and search features that directly challenge Google's business model. This strategic evolution comes as the tool surpasses the billion weekly search mark.
What if saying "thank you" to an artificial intelligence cost millions? Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, reveals that polite phrases in requests made to ChatGPT weigh heavily on operational costs. Behind these seemingly innocuous human interactions lies an unexpected tension between friendliness and technical performance. This paradox raises critical questions about the design of AIs, their everyday uses, and the economic sustainability of an expanding model.
OpenAI, the famous AI company, is reportedly developing a social network "like X," thus putting the AI giant on a direct collision course with Elon Musk. According to anonymous sources, this ongoing project combines ChatGPT's image generation tools with a social feed, allowing users to share their AI-generated image creations.
OpenAI accuses Elon Musk of attempting to take control of AI through a fictitious takeover bid. An unprecedented legal battle begins!
Meta has just unveiled Llama 4, its most advanced artificial intelligence model to date. According to David Sacks, AI advisor at the White House, this technological advancement restores the United States' edge in the global competition for supremacy in AI.
Artificial intelligence is entering a new era. Sentient, a startup funded by Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, is launching Open Deep Search (ODS), an open-source AI search system that significantly outperforms market leaders like OpenAI's GPT-4o and Perplexity.
The viral trend of Ghibli-style images generated by ChatGPT has overwhelmed OpenAI's servers, which are now on the brink of technical saturation. This phenomenon reveals the technical limits of generative AI and raises questions about the use of copyright-protected styles in automated art.
Anthropic unveils the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open-source standard that revolutionizes the connection between AI and business applications. This standardized protocol facilitates access for models like Claude to external data, paving the way for truly integrated intelligent assistants within workflows.
Google has just dropped a new bomb in the race for artificial intelligence (AI): Gemini 2.5. Presented as a "thinking" model, it does not merely regurgitate answers; it analyzes, reasons, and reflects before speaking. With a major advancement in coding, reasoning, and multimodality, Google hopes to catch up with OpenAI and its other rivals. But is it enough to disrupt ChatGPT, which remains comfortably at the top of the market with 43% market share?
Artificial intelligence has reached a decisive milestone with the rapid rise of ChatGPT, revolutionizing both the general public and businesses. However, in the face of the limitations of giant models, a new approach is emerging: intelligent agents. Capable of acting and interacting with their digital environment, they are redefining the future of AI by moving from simple text generation to the execution of concrete, autonomous tasks.
Artificial intelligence has just crossed a new milestone, and this time, a storm is brewing. GPT-4.5, the latest creation from OpenAI, is crushing the track with an outrageous ambition: to dominate by size. While 2025 is already overwhelmed by announcements of rival models – such as Claude from Anthropic or…
The EU, always quick to unleash paperwork before innovation, will implement its AI Act this Sunday: spectacular bans, imposed transparency, massive sanctions... AI had better watch out.