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OpenAI rolls back update that made ChatGPT a sycophantic mess
ChatGPT users have become frustrated with the AI model's tone, and OpenAI is taking action. After widespread mockery of the robot's relentlessly positive and complimentary output recently, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirms the company will roll back the latest update to GPT-4o.
Tools for Humanity, the startup behind the World human verification project, unveiled a mobile verification device and ...
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, announced the complete replacement of GPT-4 within ChatGPT by its successor, GPT-4o. This ...
Sam Altman, in a farewell post on X (formerly Twitter), offered a tongue-in-cheek tribute to the now-replaced model ...
Altman co-founded “World” in 2019 — known as Worldcoin until last year — to create a global identity verification system.
The eyeball-scanning crypto play had originally stayed out of the U.S. market amid a more uncertain regulatory regime.
The response from Altman regarding ChatGPT's sycophantic tone shows the importance of listening to your customers—and getting ...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has confirmed that the company is rolling back its latest update to ChatGPT following widespread user ...
OpenAI chief Sam Altman launched his World crypto project in 2023, and now it’s coming to the U.S. in a big way.
Sam Altman's exit from Oklo's board makes it easier for OpenAI to potentially strike a power deal with the energy startup.
Altman made the revelation when a user on X asked about the financial impact politeness towards AI might have on OpenAI’s ...
Tools for Humanity unveils the Orb Mini mobile device—featuring dual front-facing eye scanners—to help users prove their ...
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