Tag: OpenAI
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OpenAI’s New Data Center Pledges: Pay Its Own Power Bills, Publish Plans, No NDAs With Officials. What Changes for Local Communities
Two days after voters rejected most data center ballot measures, OpenAI published commitments to pay full power costs, seek community input, publish plans, and avoid NDAs with officials.
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OpenAI’s AI Agents Built 948 Working Linux Root Exploits in One Run: What It Means for Anyone Running Linux
OpenAI’s autonomous pipeline reproduced 1,724 Linux kernel bugs and built 948 root exploits for about $1.2 million. What was found, what is patched, and what admins should do now.
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OpenAI’s Grid Protectors Program: Can AI Data Centers Help Keep the Lights On?
OpenAI’s Grid Protectors Program promises its future campuses will cut power use when the grid is strained, starting with up to 1,000 MW in Georgia. What is real so far.
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OpenAI LifeVal: A New Test of How Well AI Handles Childcare, Paperwork, and Other Everyday Tasks
OpenAI’s LifeVal measures AI on everyday tasks like childcare, paperwork, and groceries. What it tests, the reported scores, and why the numbers need caution.
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ChatGPT and Codex Will Share One Usage Allowance in December: What Changes for Plus, Pro, and Business
From December, ChatGPT and Codex will draw from one shared usage allowance on Plus, Pro, and Business plans. Here is what changes and how to plan for it.
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GPT-Rosalind-6: OpenAI’s Life-Sciences Model Now Runs on GPT-6 Astra, but Only for Vetted Researchers
GPT-Rosalind-6 uses GPT-6 Astra’s weights, scores higher on OpenAI’s science benchmarks, and is only available to vetted researchers. Here is who can use it.
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ChatGPT Tightens Weapons Limits for Teens and Past-Attack Details for Everyone: What Parents Should Know
OpenAI is limiting weapons information for teens, reducing detail on past mass attacks for everyone, and promising a twice-yearly Community Safety Report.
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One robots.txt Rule to Opt Out of AI Training: What Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic Agreed To
Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic back one shared robots.txt token to opt out of AI training. Here is what it does, when it takes effect, and how to add it.