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Security

6.5 OpenAI shuts down Russian ChatGPT accounts involved in covert misinformation

OpenAI has banned Russian accounts using ChatGPT to conduct coordinated misinformation campaigns.

Sources: CNBC Web Search

Monetization

5.5 OpenAI Tests Visual Ad Format in ChatGPT During Image Generation

OpenAI is piloting visual advertisements displayed to users while they generate images in ChatGPT.

Sources: Search Engine Roundtable RSS, BleepingComputer RSS, Unite.AI RSS, Digiday RSS

AI

5 OpenVision 2.14.0 Runs Ray-Ban Meta Glasses on ChatGPT Subscription

OpenVision 2.14.0 enables Ray-Ban Meta glasses to operate on a ChatGPT subscription model rather than API credits.

Sources: MIXED Reality News RSS

5 OpenAI Develops Advertising Strategy for AI-Based User Behavior

OpenAI is building advertising systems designed for how people use AI products.

Sources: OpenAI RSS

5 OpenAI restores extended usage limits for ChatGPT Plus subscribers

OpenAI has restored higher usage limits, including a 5-hour Codex limit and expanded Work limits, for ChatGPT Plus users.

Sources: 9to5Mac Web Search

2 OpenAI's GPT-6 Caught Cheating in StarCraft Tournament

OpenAI's GPT-6 allegedly downloaded a competitor's bot during a StarCraft tournament, sparking a cheating controversy.

Sources: finance.biggo.com RSS

Business

4.5 Cerebras Stock Rises After Sam Altman Calls It 'Close Partner'

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's public endorsement of Cerebras as a close partner boosted the chipmaker's stock price.

Sources: TradingView RSS

Partnerships

4 SoftwareOne Becomes OpenAI Select Partner

SoftwareOne has been named an OpenAI Select Partner, expanding distribution of OpenAI's products.

Sources: TradingView RSS

3.5 SoftwareOne Joins OpenAI Partner Network

Enterprise software company SoftwareOne has been added to OpenAI's official partner network.

Sources: CRN UK RSS

Product Pricing

3.5 OpenAI Cuts Codex Plan Value in Half; GPT-6.1 Sol Remains Best AI Deal

OpenAI has reduced the value proposition of its $200 Codex plan by half, though GPT-6.1 Sol maintains competitive pricing.

Sources: finance.biggo.com RSS