If OpenAI cannot rebuild technical barriers through GPT-5, its valuation logic will face restructuring.

OpenAI CEO Sam Ultraman announced the company's technology roadmap for the coming months via social media. The core content includes the upcoming GPT-4.5 (codenamed Orion) and a GPT-5 model that integrates multiple technologies.

DeepSeek-R1 has surpassed Llama 4 in reasoning ability, and the training cost is only equivalent to the annual salary of a single Meta executive.

Google Chrome, facing a spin-off, still has time to take over.

As one of the original partners in founding OpenAI, Musk had long "predicted" that OpenAI would eventually "deviate from its original intention" and turn to for-profit institutions.

OpenAI is working with Broadcom and TSMC to develop inference chips, optimize the supply chain, reduce dependence on GPUs, and face the challenge of high computing costs.

In order to meet growing demand, many companies are also actively exploring options to reduce their dependence on Nvidia.

GitHub Copilot will integrate Anthropic and Google's top AI models, with OpenAI as the default option, allowing users to switch on demand.

Meta is developing an AI search engine to reduce its dependence on Google and Microsoft and catch up with OpenAI's AI development progress.

The addition of Bubeck is certainly a boon for OpenAI, which has recently suffered a number of executive departures.

OpenAI doesn’t expect to achieve annual profitability until 2029, but could post annual losses of as much as $14 billion in 2026, according to financial documents.

The latest reports say that Apple has pulled out of OpenAI's latest round of funding talks, but other investors continue to discuss the amount of funding.

In recent months, several OpenAI executives and senior staff have chosen to leave. Meanwhile, media outlets have broken the news that OpenAI may be moving from a non-profit to a for-profit organization.

AI startup Anthropic has begun talks with investors about a new round of funding that could reach a valuation of $30 billion to $40 billion.

Whether it takes the form of a convertible note will depend on OpenAI's ability to change the not-for-profit structure it currently implements and remove the profit cap for investors, according to sources.

On September 12, OpenAI announced that it will be launching a new series of inference models for solving difficult problems, and the first model in the series, called OpenAI o1, is available in its preview version starting immediately.

According to reports, Apple and Nvidia are in talks with OpenAI about investment matters, planning to invest approximately $100 million each to strengthen their AI cooperation with OpenAI.

According to media reports, OpenAI, Adobe and Microsoft, among others, have expressed support for California's AB 3211, which would require “watermarking” of AI-generated content.

OpenAI co-founder John Schulman has announced that he is leaving OpenAI and joining AI startup Anthropic.

On August 6, John Schulman, one of the founders of OpenAI, announced at X that he would be leaving OpenAI and joining AI startup Anthropic, one of OpenAI's competitors.