OpenAI CEO Sam Altman bids farewell to a ‘revolutionary’ model Scientists studied late sleepers for 8 years and this is what ...

OpenAI’s board of directors is bound not to the mission of providing value for shareholders, like most companies, but to the mission of ensuring that “artificial general intelligence benefits all of ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledged that recent GPT-4o updates have made the AI model excessively sycophantic and irritating, despite its positive aspects. Altman assured users that fixes are ...

Altman first acknowledged issues with GPT-4o ... “Say what you want,” one Redditor wrote, “but I really like Sam sharing these sort of things. Others just quietly change stuff and never ...

Sam Altman has resigned as chairman of Oklo. This move aims to facilitate partnerships, especially with OpenAI. Oklo is developing advanced nuclear reactors for clean energy. These reactors could ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has finally admitted that the last couple of updates to GPT-4o (the foundation model running ChatGPT) have made the chatbot ‘too sycophant’ and ‘annoying’, a common ...

With its latest update, ChatGPT seems have adopted an uber-annoying tone — and it's so bad, even OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is calling it out. Following weeks of user complaints about the chatbot's ...

The issue got the attention of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over the weekend. If you want to succeed, you gotta kiss a little butt occasionally. You know this. I know this. And now ChatGPT has learned ...

Inside Y Combinator, the prestigious startup accelerator that Altman had been running for two years, the partners were stunned by the New Yorker profile. “Sam told all the partners ...

Less than 48 hours after announcing an update to GPT-4o that promised improvements in “both intelligence and personality,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the chatbot had become “too sycophant-y ...

at some point will share our learnings from this, it's been interesting. — Sam Altman (@sama) April 27, 2025 In response to a user asking if the old personality could return, Altman replied ...