Researchers at the University of Amsterdam found that AI chatbots, mimicking human behavior, self-sorted into echo chambers on a simple social media platform.

GPT-5, a new release from OpenAI, is the latest product to suggest that progress on large language models has stalled.

After a lengthy hype cycle, OpenAI finally unveiled GPT-5 last week, with CEO Sam Altman promising "legitimate PhD-level" ...

My former colleague Parker Ortolani has been experimenting with “vibe coding” for months, building native and web apps by ...

And the results might be eye-opening if you’re still trusting AI chatbots for work you care about getting right. I first ...

Then, they were unleashed onto a simple social media platform that had no ads and no algorithms offering content discovery or ...

The blowback was severe enough for Altman to announce that OpenAI would be reinstating GPT-4o for paying subscribers a mere ...

Appfigures crunched the numbers and found that, as of July 2025, AI companion apps have driven $221 million in consumer spending worldwide. So far this year, these apps have generated 64% more revenue ...

Last week, OpenAI's most loyal customers revolted after the company replaced all of its preceding AI models with its ...

Last Thursday, OpenAI launched the latest version of its hyper-popular AI chatbot, ChatGPT. Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, made ...

OpenAI has since posted some updated charts on its website. The new deception rate chart certainly suggests that a mere mistake was made. The revised stats show GPT-5's coding deception rate at 16.5%, ...

According to the latest figures ChatGPT-5 hallucinates less than GPT-4o, but Grok 4 hallucinates a lot more than most GPT ...