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OpenAI is discontinuing its experimental browser product, which had been promoted as a potential breakthrough for web interaction. The announcement was reported by Futurism and signals another product retirement from the company.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman criticized Elon Musk for marketing SpaceX’s proposed Orbital Data Center System to public market investors as a near-term solution. Altman said generative AI workloads are unlikely to use the system, per Data Center Dynamics.
OpenAI is recruiting a product manager to design ChatGPT experiences tailored for families, caregivers, and older adults, per a TechCrunch report. The role suggests the company is prioritizing household-focused features and accessibility for diverse age groups.
Apple has filed a lawsuit accusing OpenAI of orchestrating the theft of trade secrets, alleging involvement by OpenAI senior leadership and a long-time former Apple employee. The complaint says Apple discovered misappropriated confidential information but details and legal claims remain subject to court review.
Anthropic reports finding a hidden representational space that sheds light on how Claude processes concepts within large language models. The piece also discusses speculation around OpenAI building a broad “super app” to expand its consumer reach.
Deutsche Telekom is becoming an AI-native telco, integrating OpenAI-powered tools into customer service, employee workflows, and network operations. The company is also exploring AI-driven voice technologies to shape future communications.
OpenAI’s chief operating officer, Fidji Simo, is stepping down from her full-time role after an extended medical leave. The departure creates a leadership gap as OpenAI pursues a potential IPO and intensifies competition with Anthropic in the enterprise market.
OpenAI says its new family of models, including GPT‑5.6, will continue to power Microsoft’s Copilot 365 productivity suite. The company labeled GPT‑5.6 the “preferred model” amid reports of tension between OpenAI and Microsoft.
OpenAI is shutting down its standalone Atlas AI browser less than a year after launch. The company plans to move some agentic browsing features into its desktop app and a Chrome extension, TechCrunch reports.
OpenAI announced a new family of models centered on GPT-5.6, which the company says brings improvements across multiple capabilities. The announcement highlights potential gains in areas such as cybersecurity, though detailed benchmarks were not included in the excerpt.
OpenAI outlines how to adjust Codex settings for personalization, detail level, and permissions to help tasks run smoothly. The guidance aims to let users customize workflows while controlling access and output granularity.
Microsoft has adopted OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 as the preferred model powering Microsoft 365 Copilot across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Chat, and Cowork. The upgrade is said to deliver stronger capabilities for faster, higher-quality document and chat assistance.