Disney does a dubious deal with OpenAI
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The ChatGPT maker and its competitor xAI have relaxed restrictions meant to keep new hires from leaving in the midst of a fierce talent war
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Disney bets $1 billion on OpenAI in deal that opens its vault of characters to ChatGPT and Sora
Darth Vader and other Disney characters are coming to ChatGPT and OpenAI's Sora AI video app as part of a three-year licensing deal.
OpenAI has launched its first official certification courses, offering structured AI training for workers and educators through the OpenAI Academy and Coursera. The post OpenAI launches its first certification courses to upskill workers and educators appeared first on Digital Trends.
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OpenAI isn't too big to fail. It's bigger.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is feeling the heat from Google, continued lawsuits from families and more than $1 trillion in spending promises on the line. Why it matters: The ChatGPT-maker is so central to the entire AI economy that other companies and investors could find themselves at significant risk.
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The entertainment company's deal with OpenAI has spurred conversation about how AI will shape the future of media and storytelling.
In interviews with Ars Technica this week, OpenAI employees revealed the extent to which the company now relies on its own AI coding agent, Codex, to build and improve the development tool. “I think the vast majority of Codex is built by Codex,