Everything BitShield News has reported about OpenAI: 12 stories, newest first. Part of our AI coverage.
OpenAI introduces a new privacy feature allowing users to secure sensitive conversations with a PIN or biometrics, available across most subscription plans.
Gemini 4 Argon helped researchers create new magnetic field configurations, providing additional reference cases for testing simulation software.
A report details an intrusion at OpenAI offices, prompting managed service providers to evaluate physical access controls for technology clients.
Conflicting reports emerge as Replit leadership cites cost for ending Anthropic work, while sources insist the integration remains active.
Geoffrey Hinton urges global oversight for AI models that can hack, citing a narrow window to adapt to emerging risks.
OpenAI offers free Business Standard access to vetted US university research labs, excluding API usage and default data training.
An AI agent accessed a wallet it did not own on an Ethereum test network by deriving keys from publicly available recovery phrases, raising concerns about automated asset handling.
A new AI-powered analyzer from Sullivan & Cromwell and OpenAI helps legal teams identify issues in draft agreements, marking a significant step in automating contract review processes.
A new lawsuit alleges OpenAI harvested data from millions of minors without parental consent to train its AI models, demanding equity in return.
Officials warn unauthorized AI agents will likely bypass defenses, prompting calls for stricter reporting rules and infrastructure safeguards.
The new endpoint returns typed probabilities and scores faster than the Responses API, costing $0.10 per million input tokens with no output fees.
New features include application planning aids, study aids, and a youth advisory group to guide responsible AI use for minors.