Posts tagged “openai”

• What OpenAI’s new community compact promises data-centre neighbours

  OpenAI promises local input and reports at future data centres it owns and operates. What neighbours should check on water, noise and hiring.

• OpenAI reports 948 Linux security flaws in an AI-led study

  Why finding a flaw is only one step toward protection: reviewed fixes, vendor updates and the checks businesses can ask their IT providers to make.

• OpenAI plans to acquire Pierre to expand Codex’s Git and code-review tools

  OpenAI plans to acquire Pierre. Trees and Diffs already run in Codex; Code Storage integration is still a plan, with continued service promised.

• What OpenAI’s engineering trials mean for manufacturers

  OpenAI’s Mazda research and prototype trials highlight where AI can help with design—and why manufacturing review and full-workflow costs still matter.

• OpenAI raises security bug bounties and offers top-ups for recent awards

  OpenAI’s new security bounty terms cover pending reports and qualifying recent awards. See the eligibility rules behind the roughly $172,000 maximum.

• Who can use GPT-6 Rosalind, and what does it cost?

  Who qualifies for GPT-6 Rosalind Research, where it works, and how API and workspace billing affect the cost of an internal research pilot.

• OpenAI plans shared AI-training preferences for website owners

  OpenAI plans a shared training-preference signal for websites. Existing controls still matter, and search visibility depends on provider-specific settings.

• What OpenAI’s updated rules mean for AI memory and permission

  OpenAI’s revised Model Spec separates remembered context, permission to act and verified deletion. What the rules mean—and which ChatGPT controls to check.

• ChatGPT adds API credits to eligible Pro and Business subscriptions

  Eligible ChatGPT Pro and Business subscribers can claim API credits for apps and automations. See allowances, activation rules, exclusions and expiry.

• ServiceNow’s ChatGPT plugin is available as OpenAI partnership expands

  The ServiceNow plugin is available, but security, voice and Codex integrations remain planned. What IT teams should check before a rollout.

• What OpenAI’s computing breakthrough claim would change

  OpenAI says AI has refuted the Exponential Time Hypothesis. Here is what that would change—and why faster software and a solution to P versus NP do not follow.

• OpenAI launches lower-priced GPT-6.1 Terra for everyday work

  GPT-6.1 Terra brings a lower-priced option to ChatGPT Work, Codex and the API. Here is who can use it and what its lower token rates mean.

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