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It’s crazy that OpenAI and xAI were built partly as ways to mitigate @demishassabis’s power and how both are more reckless and less focused on the good part, viz AI for science. And then Anthropic was

A court ruled in favor of Sam Altman and OpenAI in a legal dispute with Elon Musk, though Musk's public messaging resonated strongly with audiences. The case highlights the divergence between legal ou

i am excited to see what will happen with tokenmaxxing startups, both for how they work internally and the products they can build. openai offered to invest 2M in tokens into every startup in the curr

Today, we’re sharing that a general-purpose internal @openai model achieved a breakthrough on one of the best-known combinatorial geometry problems. Less than 1 year ago frontier AI models were at IMO

Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers basically waved off Elon’s OpenAI appeal, saying the jury’s statute of limitations ruling is tough to overturn. An activist judge letting Sam Altman skate after he hijacke

Nous Research announced that Hermes Agents powered by OpenAI models can now use Codex as the runtime for executing core tools, enabling improved tool execution capabilities with a simple configuration

gpt-realtime-2 is a great voice model (with a typically bad OpenAI name). Voice models are natively processing speech, not transcribing it, so the intelligence of the model matters. The old voice mode

openai's new $10b forward deployed company is so locked in they can't even bother to server side render properly (jk congrats, nice win for UK AI 🇬🇧) We’ve also agreed to acquire Tomoro, which will br

🚨The slow decline of OpenAI has begun. 🚨 These two hesitations from SoftBank and Broadcom, back to back in my feed from @HedgieMarkets and @anissagardizy8, are major signs. The money question of 2026:

It is remarkable how quickly this market shook out. Anthropic & OpenAI are in business take-off, at least: they have the model development, enterprise deals, compute deals, government & press attentio

Jan Leike, OpenAI's safety and alignment lead, resigned in May 2024, citing concerns about the company's commitment to safety practices and the deprioritization of safety work relative to product deve

C’mon BBC. Zilis was sharp as a tack on the stand, on her role in the OpenAI *nonprofit* board, and how she managed conflicts as they began to develop, and this (which is not really even news since it

Important nuance: the jury at this Musk-OpenAI trial is an *advisory* jury, hence not binding on the judge, and is only looking at liability (not damages, if any). Thanks to @bahhradx for correcting a

Many trials feel like Rashomon with different witnesses. The amazing thing about Musk-OpenAI is how much agreement there has been (at least so far) on the facts. The question is really whether what Op

The crux of the Musk-OpenAI trial so far is that Brockman keeps acting as if selling chatbots and API access for profit (which is what they do now) is exactly the same as the original mission (which w

Gary Marcus explores hypothetical scenarios and consequences if OpenAI were to fail or lose its competitive position in the AI industry. The post likely examines implications for AI development, the b

At @sequoia’s AI Ascent last week, @gdb told me something that stuck: in late 2024, AI wrote ~20% of @OpenAI's code. That number is now 80%. We also got into why human attention, not compute, is the r

Claude Code is tuned for Claude. Codex is tuned for OpenAI models. Until now, 𝚍𝚎𝚎𝚙𝚊𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚜 had fixed harness defaults, which meant it couldn't take advantage of the provider-specific optimizations that

Full Workshop: @OpenAI Codex masterclass The agent is no longer just one chat window. In this workshop, @reach_vb and @kagigz get into how coding systems start to change when you can delegate work acr

Legal scholars: OpenAI wants to claim that the suit would cause no legal precedent. Is that true, or BS? It’s not a US Supreme Court decision, obviously, but outcome can still be cited in other suits,

This post discusses a developer's weekend project combining soju and seafood broil with noodles while working on building custom AI agents using Ollama's pi-powered infrastructure and OpenAI models. I

Anyone know whether OpenAI officially supports the use of the `/backend-api/codex/responses` endpoint that Pi and Opencode (IIUC) uses? It doesn't seem to be documented, and was reverse engineered by

Thoth v3.14.0: multi-provider cloud and multi-provider image generation. Five cloud providers now work as first-class citizens: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and OpenRouter. Image generation spans t

Great podcast episode that covers OpenAI's Symphony, which dispatches autonomous agents (codex workers) with their own worktrees and tasks. I've found it works well with a layer above Symphony, where

OpenAI should probably bite the bullet and just name their next set of models something more human sounding. Everyone anthropomorphizes their AIs anyway, and 'Claude' is an easier name to refer to tha

Harrison Chase, associated with LangChain, shared or was cited in a post on X criticizing OpenAI's server-side memory compaction and Anthropic's handling of context as problematic precedents for AI me

Remember when ChatGPT helped someone plan a mass shooting, and a dozen OpenAI employees notified management, and they did nothing and 8 people died? They don't want to be liable for their incompetence

deep agents just shipped a round of multimodal upgrades! 1. broader file support on OpenAI Responses: docx, pptx, xlsx, csv, json, markdown, not just pdfs 2. opt-in binary offloading to keep big files

I've been complaining about some OpenAI choices tonight, so, on the plus side, I will say there is still no equivalent to GPT-6 Pro (just as there wasn't with previous Pro models). It both does really

So much reporting on the Claude or OpenAI usage of the same handful of technology companies with competing products & huge cloud infrastructure of their own. There are many, many more firms out there

During a Swyx podcast interview in October 2026, an OpenAI engineer revealed that the company’s Decision API is built on the GPT‑6 Luna model, augmented with a dedicated decision head. This configurat

After a brief period where OpenAI seemed to be unifying work around the ChatGPT app, between Dot and Spaces and Pages and local/cloud ChatGPT Work and Scheduled Tasks in the Cloud and Scheduled Tasks

Just arrived at @OpenAI #DevDay, and I’m predicting proactive intelligence will steal the show. We’ve gone from statistics to machine learning to intelligence. Now the next step is AI that doesn’t jus

OpenAI, loosely paraphrased: sure my poorly trained pit bull has been biting all the neighbor kids, and, yeah, i unleashed it before finishing the fence, and i actually don’t know how to train pit bul

1. fully agree w @JeffLadish that AI companies aren’t ready to handle superintelligent AI. 2. OpenAI hasn’t even handled the current breed of agents (far from superintelligent) well. 3. the US governm

Everytime AI spend grows where I flirt with token budgeting, Anthropic + OpenAI save me Astra had a spike then settled down lower Opus 5.5 it looks like spend is lowered for current usecases Of course

10,000 OpenAI agents worked 88 hours on the Navier-Stokes Clay prize problem Alas, open models fall off hard on long tasks With Zenith, @deepseek_ai's V4.1 Flash reaches the frontier & beats GPT-5.6 S

Grok 4.7 places @SpaceXAI as third, after Anthropic & OpenAI, for agentic coding. When factoring in that Grok is significantly faster & lower cost, it’s a great choice for your everyday workhorse. Gro

In 2023, Lina Khan at the FTC launched an investigation into OpenAI over safety concerns. There was an entire AI regulatory program over there, including law enforcement, policy, and litigation. Trump

new unredacted filings in the publishers (including my employer) vs OpenAI and Microsoft lawsuit Microsoft's Director of applied science calls LLM training 'an astonishing theft of unprecedented propo

OpenAI says AI can automate 80% of GDP. Today, with current models. So why hasn't it been automated yet? @swyx says the constraint is supply. Supply of chips and memory. Demand shot through the roof b

Perhaps the most important warning I ever issued was this, to the US Senate, May 2023: “A month after GPT-4 was released, OpenAI released ChatGPT plug-ins, which quickly led others to develop somethin

Anthropic and OpenAI cannot become profitable unless they can reduce the ratio of training cost to inference profits. In the long run, their survival may depend on outlawing competitive open source mo

In a September 2026 poll titled “Will Anthropic and OpenAI succeed in meaningfully slowing frontier AI progress…”, participants were asked whether these companies could significantly slow development

This week brought some of the clearest statements we've heard from both Anthropic & OpenAI that some form of recursive self-improvement has been achieved, though it still sounds early RSI will cause r

Agents API is a bigger deal than it seems. OpenAI's bet on making the Codex harness open-source could pay off big time here. This harness-as-a-service idea hasn't hit mainstream yet, but some of the m