OpenAI's Automated Research Intern
Sam Altman wants an AI that can do a researcher's job by September
Sam Altman wants an AI that can do a researcher's job by September
A single controller, a fire truck, and a landing plane -- the system failed exactly how experts said it would
Two lawsuits, $2.6 billion on the line
The Supreme Court heard arguments that could kill mail ballot grace periods in 30 states before November
36 inches of rain. A 120-year-old dam. Zero deaths. And FEMA running on fumes.
Gas prices nearly doubled in a month and everyone has a different villain
An 11-year-old smiled at a pop star at breakfast and left in tears -- now Brazil wants answers
Kaiser replaced therapists with AI and phone operators. 2,400 workers walked out.
Your Galaxy can finally talk to an iPhone. It took a European law to make it happen.
The platform built on anonymity is considering facial scans to prove you're human. Its co-founder can't sell it.
38 years old. Bad knee. A 33-37 team. But he's still averaging 27 a game.
400 TSA agents quit. 2.5-hour security lines. So Trump sent in immigration cops.
The far right swept the small towns. The cities said no. And Macron's center is disappearing.
Crypto.com, Gemini, and Block cut hundreds of jobs, blaming AI. Recruiters say it's a cover story.
Two million copies sold in 24 hours. Then players found the paintings.
Oscar-nominated. BAFTA winner. 13 foster homes. And he won't leave the house because the internet bullies him.
He sued to block it. Eight hours of bodycam footage dropped anyway.
He gave Iran 48 hours. Then he extended it by five days. Iran says he's buying time.
Netanyahu says no Palestinian state. Others demand it.
A judge found "hostility to nonwhite immigrants." The Supreme Court will decide by summer.