Maxwell Zeff

The world of AI had some glaring moments this week that prove how green the technology still is

OpenAI's ChatGPT was experiencing an unusual bug on Tuesday night

Reddit posts will reportedly train the next generation of AI models, following last year's moderator protests over API access

OpenAI released its premier AI text-to-video generator, and the results are breathtaking yet terrifying

A 14-day return period is about to come to a close

Strikes are planned in Austin, Chicago, Hartford, Miami, Newark, Orlando, Philadelphia, and other cities

A complaint accuses Amazon of algorithmically steering users towards more expensive products with one-click shopping

Buying Twitter made Musk "king of the sandbox," a new book says

The myth that your Mac is safe from computer viruses may have originated from Apple's commercials in 2006, but it's simply not true

Sam Altman sees a future where ChatGPT uses your computer for you

Deepfakes are blurring the lines of reality more than ever before, and they're likely going to get a lot worse this year.

OpenAI’s GPT models sounded like a genocidal dictator in a test of war-time decision-making.

And its origins show it was never true to begin with

The Facebook parent told investors that if its CEO "were to become unavailable for any reason, there could be a material adverse impact on our operations"

China is looking to challenge the billionaire's controversial brain chip startup

Gizmodo tested out the strangest chatbots on OpenAI's new GPT Store

Users who already pay $139 a year for Prime will now get ads on the streaming service.

Sam Altman’s GPT Store, featuring three million customized chatbots, is now live. It hopes to make AI more accessible.