The General Services Administration signs this new OneGov pact to help agencies adopt advanced artificial intelligence tools as part of the Trump administration’s push for AI leadership.

OpenAI is providing access to its ChatGPT product to US federal agencies at a nominal cost of $1 a year as part of a push to get its AI chatbot more widely adopted.

Federal workers will now have access to ChatGPT Enterprise for a “deeply discounted rate” after the General Services Administration announced a partnership with OpenAI on Wednesday. The partnership, which guarantees the federal government a bill of $1 annually per agency instead of the previously contracted amount of $191 annually per user,

Pro, GPT-5 mini, and GPT-5 nano—what the company calls its "best AI system yet," with availability across all ChatGPT tiers, including free users. The new model family arrives with claims of reduced confabulations,

GPT-5 is now available. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has likened the new bot to a Ph.D.-level expert, which is both impressive and a little terrifying. So what does a Ph.D.-level chatbot get you? Fewer "hallucinations" (that's what they call it when the AI just makes stuff up),

The AI giant’s "OSS" models are free to use and adapt, and could give the open-source community a serious lift.