OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is likely preparing a new subscription plan called ‘Go’ that could be easier on the pocket compared to the current paid options.

No legal privilege exists between AI companies and their users, which means personal information can easily be shared, says ...

OpenAI's next AI model, GPT-5, is generating buzz not just for what it might do, but because even CEO Sam Altman admits ...

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, says testing GPT-5 left him nervous, comparing its development to the Manhattan Project. As the ...

Despite the risks, Altman said predicting the future impact of AI is nearly impossible. He compared the uncertainty to how ...

"That's actually terrifying. People probably tell ChatGPT way more personal stuff than they'd ever put in writing anywhere else, thinking it's just a conversation with an AI." ...

Many treat ChatGPT like a therapist, but legal loopholes mean your private confessions could one day be used against you in court.

OpenAI made waves across the industry in December when it published the results from its tests of artificial intelligence ...

When you start a conversation with ChatGPT, you don't expect the bot to share your chat with Google. As it turns out, you ...

Word is, OpenAI might launch GPT-5 as early as next week. If the chatter holds up, this could be their most powerful model ...

Using ChatGPT for legal advice carries significant risks, as conversations lack legal privilege and confidentiality. OpenAI's ...

AI can boost productivity, but it can also derail your entire operation. From fake legal advice to customer service ...