OpenAI's GPT-5 Revolutionizes Business Operations
OpenAI has launched GPT-5, and it has been hailed as its most advanced AI model yet. CEO Sam Altman claimed it was sophisticated enough to elevate ChatGPT to a PhD-level expert as it integrates and surpasses previous capabilities in reasoning and problem-solving. The model is available to all 700 million ChatGPT users. As the AI industry faces pressure to justify massive investments, OpenAI is emphasizing GPT-5's enhanced enterprise capabilities in software development, finance, and more.
Meanwhile, in a post on X, Sam Altman announced GPT-5 now offers "Auto," "Fast," and "Thinking" modes. The "Thinking" mode, designed for detailed reasoning, has a weekly message limit of 3,000 and a context limit of 196k tokens.
Perplexity Bids for Google's Chrome Browser
Perplexity has made a $34.5 billion offer to acquire Google's Chrome browser, a valuation that far exceeds its own. This offer is a strategic move to capitalize on potential antitrust remedies against Google's search monopoly, allowing Perplexity to tap into Chrome's vast user base. Perplexity has also pledged to keep Chrome's underlying code open source.
Microsoft Launches Copilot 3D
Microsoft's new Copilot 3D tool makes 3D creation accessible to everyone. Offered via Copilot Labs, the tool is globally available to anyone with a personal Microsoft account, with no subscription required. This AI-powered feature transforms a single 2D image into a usable 3D model in seconds. The models are saved for 28 days and can be downloaded in GLB format. This move is seen as an effort to expand Microsoft's AI offerings into the creative and design space.
xAI Makes Grok 4 Free for All Users
Following the debut of OpenAI's GPT-5, Elon Musk's xAI announced that it was making its Grok 4 model free for all users, intensifying the competition in the AI chatbot market.
Tesla Refocuses on AI Inference Chips
Tesla has announced a strategic realignment, phasing out the Dojo supercomputer team to concentrate on inference-optimized AI chip designs, notably the AI5 and AI6 processors. Future chips are expected by 2026, with Samsung already on board via a $16.5B deal.
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Anthropic Offers Claude to the U.S. Government for $1
Anthropic has offered its AI chatbot, Claude, to the U.S. government for a symbolic price of $1. The company's CEO, Dario Amodei, stated that this is to ensure government institutions have access to the most secure AI tools available. This move follows a similar one made by rival OpenAI, as both companies compete for federal contracts.