OpenAI has officially retired its GPT-4o model, ending access to one of ChatGPT’s most popular and controversial AI systems as the company accelerates its transition to newer models. The retirement
OpenAI has launched a new enterprise-focused product designed to help companies build, deploy, and manage AI agents at scale, as businesses increasingly look to automate workflows across internal systems and
OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.2, the company’s latest large language model and its most direct response yet to Google’s fast-rising Gemini 3 Pro. Released on the same day OpenAI announced a
OpenAI is set to allow mature content in ChatGPT, but only for users who verify their age. The change is scheduled to roll out in December 2025, marking a significant
OpenAI’s latest research has shed light on how people really use ChatGPT, and the findings may surprise you. Despite its popularity as a productivity tool, a majority of users are
