In this episode Claudine and Lisa dive into the practical applications and future of artificial intelligence, with a special focus on ChatGPT.

The curious minds at ColdFusion dive into the internal chaos that plagued OpenAI during one of its most volatile years.

A tech watchdog has lodged a formal complaint against OpenAI with the Internal Revenue Service — warning that CEO Sam Altman looks poised to reap a stake worth billions in violation of US

Within hours of taking office in January, President Donald Trump boasted about attracting $3 trillion in new corporate investments to the United States. Since then, Trump has said the investments have swelled to $14 trillion,

"Our goal is to unlock AI solutions that enhance the capabilities of government workers, help them cut down on the red tape and paperwork, and let them do more of what they come to work each day to do: serve the American people," the announcement reads.

Ronnie Chatterji says the use cases for ChatGPT go well beyond work and study, including as a diet and fitness coach.

A website set up by the White House to brag about corporate investments under Trump appears to take credit for over $1 trillion of deals initiated by the Biden administration. Just hours after taking office in January,

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, Trump Media & Technology Group files to list a new crypto ETF that would track several digital assets, including bitcoin, ether, XRP and SOL. Plus, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev defends the platform’s OpenAI and SpaceX stock tokens following concerns over how they’re structured.

Law professor Jonathan Turley accuses OpenAI's ChatGPT of fabricating a sexual harassment allegation against him, raising concerns about AI's potential to spread disinformation. ChatGPT falsely claimed Turley harassed a student at Georgetown,

Clinton added, “I saw President Biden not very long ago, and I thought he was in good shape, but the book didn't register with me cause I never saw him that way.” Biden took aim at the book ...

Joe Rogan says OpenAI boss Sam Altman is "odd" and comes across like a politician running for president when he discusses AI.