OpenAI and Microsoft announce a $10M AI local news project operated by the Lenfest Institute, starting with five US metro news organizations — - “The scale, we think, is significant,” he added. … - The new program is being driven in…
OpenAI and Microsoft are funding projects to bring more AI tools into the newsroom. The duo will give grants of up to $10 million to Chicago Public Media, the Minnesota Star Tribune, Newsday (in Long Island, NY), The Philadelphia Inquirer…
OpenAI hires Scott Schools, most recently the chief ethics and compliance officer at Uber, as its chief compliance officer — - Scott Schools previously worked in the US Justice Department — AI startup faces evolving global regulatory…
OpenAI hired its first-ever chief economist to examine the economic impacts of artificial intelligence (AI), the ChatGPT maker announced Tuesday. Aaron “Ronnie” Chatterji, a professor of business and public policy at Duke University, will…
OpenAI has hired its first chief economist: Aaron Chatterji, formerly the chief economist at the Commerce Department under President Joe Biden and a senior economist in President Barack Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers. Chatterji,…
Microsoft and OpenAI announced they’re offering a select group of media outlets up to $10 million ($2.5 million in cash plus $2.5 million worth of “software and enterprise credits” from each) to try out AI tools in the newsroom.
Anthropic, the Amazon-backed AI startup founded by former OpenAI research executives, announced AI agents that can use a computer to complete complex tasks.
ChatGPT-developer OpenAI annoucned its partnership with the Lenfest Institute for Journalism and Microsoft to explore how AI could drive business sustainability and innovation in local news.
Lawyers for some of the media companies and groups hitting up OpenAI and Microsoft with copyright cases say they have major reservations about marrying their cases, warning about rushed discovery and "forcing too many cooks into the same…
The once strong partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI, hailed as the "best bromance in tech," is beginning to show cracks as financial pressures and differing priorities strain the relationship between the two companies.