"And of course it's smarter than us. Of course, it can do things we can't, but also who really cares? I think it's only weird for us in this one transition time."

Some talk about super intelligence, AI personal assistants for all, and a world free of want. Others warn of the robot apocalypse. A few even argue that the potential of current AI models is overblown.

The OpenAI CEO recently published a blog post reflecting on AI progress, as well as his brief ouster from the company.

Ann Altman filed a lawsuit Monday that alleged her older brother sexually abused her for several years starting when she was 3 years old

Sam Altman, the CEO of leading AI company OpenAI, denied claims made by his sister Annie Altman that he sexually assaulted her multiple times. Annie filed a lawsuit in a Missouri court on Monday. Annie Altman says that Sam sexually assaulted her between 1997 and 2006.

Altman issued a statement claiming his sister faces “mental health challenges” after she filed a suit accusing the OpenAI CEO of sexually abusing her for several years.

Ann Altman is asking for $150,000 in damages, alleging her brother repeatedly abused her over the course of roughly nine years.

In the filing, his sister claims the abuse took place “several times per week,” beginning with oral sex and later penetration.

In his latest blog post, Sam Altman gave his take on what's been happening behind the scenes at OpenAI—and what's next for its technology.

The 39-year-old tech mogul denied any wrongdoing in a joint statement alongside his mother, Connie, and two brothers, Max and Jack.

People are using ChatGPT so much that OpenAI is even losing money on its $200-per-month Pro subscriptions, said CEO Sam Altman. Despite raising $20 billion and launching the world's flagship AI chatbot, OpenAI is still not profitable, and its CEO said it’s actually losing money on ChatGPT Pro subscriptions.