Michelle Cheng

Companies like Spotify, Google, OpenAI, and Zoom are using emoji to make AI appear less alarming

The flight ran on sustainable aviation fuel, which also happens to be in short supply

Sam Altman is returning as the CEO of OpenAI just days after his ouster

Companies as well as governments are using Nvidia's GPUs to power their own AI efforts

For residents, the drama around Sam Altman's departure from OpenAI coincides with less shuteye

With ChatGPT, OpenAI built some of the the most advanced technology in the AI industry. So what now?

OpenAI said "he was not consistently candid in his communications with the board"

Azure Maia AI Accelerator will provide companies more options when it comes to building their own AI chatbots

After announcing premium-tier users can build their own chatbots, CEO Sam Altman says its Plus subscription has exceeded capacity

Sam Altman said OpenAI has secured more H100 chips and is expecting even more soon

Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have put their money on various other AI chatbot makers

AI chatbots require a lot of high-quality data—and now it's costing more

Nearly a year after releasing its first AI bot, the company is launching a GPT marketplace

xAI will work closely with other Musk companies X (formerly Twitter) and Tesla

Technology has come a long way since the last time Paul McCartney released new Beatles tracks

AI companies are using a blend of other large language models from companies like Meta and Google, testing OpenAI's GPT dominance

Cisco is using generative AI to make video meetings better

Microsoft Satya Nadella tells investors and analysts how exactly businesses are using its AI Copilot

Venture capital funding is down, but investment in AI startups remains a bright spot

The job postings come as Hollywood actors are striking over AI and pay

Adobe, Stability AI, and Canva are starting to pay artists for content used to train AI

Character.AI, which has raised $190 million in funding to date, wants people to engage with a variety of bots

Why Pilates is making a comeback

From Japan to the UK, nations want to regulate AI for its risks—and benefit from the economic opportunities it poses