Relationships between AI giants begin to shuffle as OpenAI is no longer locked into a deal with Microsoft Azure for cloud services.

(Reuters) -ChatGPT maker OpenAI has talked to Saudi's PIF, India's Reliance Industries and existing shareholder United Arab Emirates' MGX about its $40 billion financing, The Information reported on Wednesday.

Before OpenAI can go public via an IPO, it needs to come to an agreement with Microsoft about what Microsoft’s investment will be worth. Both companies are very different today than when that investment was made. OpenAI is now a big and successful operation, valued at $300 billion, with arguably the most advanced AI capabilities in the world.

The partnership gives the ChatGPT-maker access to Google's cloud services for training new AI models - and more distance from Microsoft.

If you weren’t paying close attention to Apple’s WWDC 2025 keynote, it was easy to miss how much time Apple spent talking about OpenAI.

Former OpenAI research leader Steven Adler published a new independent study that claims that, in certain scenarios, his former employer's AI models will go to great lengths to try to avoid being shut down.

Starbucks said the Green Dot Assist tool will help streamline store operations and give baristas more time to focus on connecting with customers.

OpenAI has pushed back against a court order to retain output logs in the ongoing copyright lawsuit filed by the New York Times