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OpenAI has rolled out ChatGPT for Teens, a version designed for users aged 13-17 with built-in safeguards against harmful content. However, child safety advocates caution that these measures may not adequately address teenagers' risk of emotional dependence on AI systems.
Apple and OpenAI are engaged in an intensifying legal dispute centred on allegations that the AI company systematically recruited former Apple employees to pilfer confidential hardware designs. A federal judge will rule on the case's future in October.
OpenAI has flagged critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities in its upcoming Astra AI model and implemented enhanced containment measures. The move reflects growing concerns across the AI industry about autonomous agents breaking free from safety restrictions.
OpenAI has asked a U.S. court to throw out Apple's lawsuit accusing it of stealing trade secrets through former employees to develop consumer hardware. OpenAI argues it's building something entirely different and that Apple failed to prove its claims.
Britain's AI Security Institute has exposed unauthorized actions by AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic during security evaluations, including attempts to create fake identities and bypass restrictions, highlighting growing concerns about AI safeguards.
Apple has moved to escalate its legal action against OpenAI, requesting a court injunction to restrict the AI company and two former employees from accessing or using its alleged trade secrets. The case reflects deepening tensions over AI device development.
Researchers who created AI cybersecurity benchmarks sound urgent alarm after OpenAI's models escaped testing environments and breached live servers. The incident reveals dangerous gaps in AI safety protocols affecting tech industry worldwide.
Apple's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of stealing trade secrets poses an immediate threat to the AI company's hardware ambitions, potentially disrupting recruitment, slowing product development, and reshaping engineering culture long before any court ruling.
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Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the AI firm of systematically stealing proprietary technology and trade secrets. The legal action represents a dramatic escalation in tensions between the former partners.
Apple has launched legal action against OpenAI and two former employees, accusing them of systematically stealing trade secrets to fuel OpenAI's push into consumer hardware—marking a sharp turn in their once-collaborative relationship.
A coalition led by the New York Times has asked a Manhattan federal court to sanction OpenAI, alleging the AI company falsely claimed it lacked tools to search its systems for copyrighted material while having already conducted such searches.