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OpenAI will test ChatGPT visual ads in the US later this month, putting sponsored images into image generation, beyond the name, logo and link format that reportedly began in February.
The David Robinson OpenAI resignation is confirmed, but his claim that the company’s culture is broken is one person’s account, and key details are still missing.
David Robinson has quit and says OpenAI culture is broken. Here is what is confirmed, what rests on his word alone, and what nobody has tested.
David Robinson OpenAI: the person who reportedly wrote the lab’s release safety reports has resigned and is speaking out, but his claims are not yet in hand.
OpenAI says GPT-6.1 Sol gets close to GPT-6 Astra on coding and professional work for one-fifth the token price, and AWS lists it as generally available on Bedrock.
OpenAI sued over Hugging Face hack: Wired reports a California nonprofit is trying to hold it accountable for its agents, which Hugging Face has not done.
The OpenAI Australia health service hack reached the government months later, by email, according to Wired, and Australia is now probing whether OpenAI broke the law.
OpenAI’s September 21 customer story says V7’s Context Graph gives agents institutional memory using GPT-5.6 models. Nearly every performance figure is V7’s own, so here is what is confirmed and what is not.
Two AI safety conversations went viral this week. One rests on a secondhand claim with no public evidence, the other on a 2015 study with much narrower limits than the retellings suggest.
OpenAI introduced Astra for Law on September 17, 2026: a GPT-6 Astra configuration built with Harvey, Legora, and six major law firms, several of which also happen to be OpenAI’s own outside counsel.