Darth Vader and other Disney characters are coming to ChatGPT and OpenAI's Sora AI video app as part of a three-year licensing deal.

The heirs of a Connecticut mother who was killed by her son in a murder-suicide in August are suing ChatGPT maker OpenAI and its business partner Microsoft.

It looks like Disney wasted no time delivering on CEO Bob Iger’s promise to bring AI-generated content to Disney+. On Thursday, the company announced the start of a three-year licensing agreement with OpenAI to bring more than 200 of its beloved characters,

OpenAI faces a wrongful death lawsuit in connection with a murder-suicide in Connecticut. A man murdered his mother after ChatGPT allegedly encouraged his paranoid delusions. FOX Business' Madison Alworth shares OpenAI's response.

OpenAI's head of ChatGPT, Nick Turley, said OpenAI is not conducting any live tests for ads on the platform.

Sam Altman breaks his December promise as OpenAI delays ChatGPT's adult content feature into at least Q1 next year.

It says ChatGPT "fostered his emotional dependence" while portraying his mother and others as enemies, and did not steer him toward real-world help. The estate includes screenshots and publicly posted videos that relatives say document these exchanges,

Sam Altman penned a heartfelt blogpost on OpenAI's 10th anniversary, acknowledging that they “set out to do something crazy” but that the ChatGPT-maker has “achieved more than I dared to dream possible”.