OpenAI is close to releasing an AI-powered web browser that will challenge Alphabet’s market-dominating Google Chrome, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks,

In today's Tech Bytes, ABC's Alison Kosick shares, OpenAI is reportedly poised to release an AI-powered web browser. It's expected to compete with Google Chrome and Safari.

OpenAI’s embrace of Google Cloud servers isn’t stopping it from launching a direct assault on several of Google’s core products. Its next target: Chrome.Reuters on Wednesday reported that OpenAI’s web browser is coming soon.

OpenAI might be launching a studying tool for ChatGPT, according to eagle-eyed users. As reported by TechCrunch, ChatGPT users have noticed a new option in the tools dropdown menu called "Study together.

In a strange twist, ChatGPT's empathetic programming led it to share Windows 7 activation keys with users pretending to grieve. Leveraging memory features and emotional storytelling, people manipulated the chatbot into revealing sensitive data.

Although there is currently no public timeline for the model's release, the development signals a possible recalibration of OpenAI's position in an increasingly crowded and fast-moving space.

Key Takeaways GPT-4 is accessible through free trials and educational tools.Some third-party apps offer GPT-4 for free, within certain limits.Free access may co

OpenAI’s education head says the company is building global guardrails to ensure A.I. strengthens—not replaces—real education.