Wednesday, Apr 02

OpenAI has raised $40 billion, securing its status as a leader in AI with a $300 billion valuation, amid fierce competition in the tech landscape.

Wednesday, Apr 02

OpenAI's ChatGPT hits a record one million users in an hour after launching a Ghibli-style image generator, straining servers and raising legal questions.

Thursday, Mar 27

A federal judge permits The New York Times' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft to advance, raising key issues over AI training practices.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman reinstates the death penalty, reversing prior policy and permitting prosecutors to seek capital punishment.

Tuesday, Mar 25

OpenAI's COO Brad Lightcap expands role to lead global operations and partnerships, enhancing the firm's business strategy in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

Thursday, Mar 20

Aaron Gunches is executed in Arizona for the 2002 murder of Ted Price, marking the state's first execution in over two years.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Louisiana executes Jessie Hoffman, marking its first use of nitrogen gas for capital punishment amid legal challenges and controversy over the method.

Sunday, Mar 16

Elon Musk and OpenAI agree on a trial date to resolve the dispute over the company's transition to a for-profit model amid ongoing legal battles.

Thursday, Mar 13

Real Madrid defeats Atletico Madrid in a tense penalty shootout, advancing to the Champions League quarter-finals amid controversy.

Sunday, Mar 09

Brad Sigmon executed by firing squad in South Carolina; first U.S. execution by this method in 15 years after a history of lethal injection complications.