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OpenAI has announced a restructuring that places cofounder Greg Brockman in charge of its product strategy, merging ChatGPT and Codex into a single core offering. Other leadership changes accompany this focused push on unified product development as competition in AI intensifies.

Some asexual individuals are turning to AI chatbots for emotional connection and romantic role-play, seeking intimacy on their own terms without sexual involvement. While a few find these AI relationships fulfilling, most in the asexual community do not see AI as a replacement for human companionship, and some express concern over being targeted by tech companies as emotionally vulnerable.

Discover how a coding novice used AI to tackle everyday annoyances by building an app to track life's administrative "sludge." This journey reveals how modern AI tools make software creation accessible to everyone, even without programming skills, and explores the broader implications of democratized coding.

Khosla Ventures has invested $10 million in Ian Crosby’s new venture, Synthetic, after his previous startup, Bench, collapsed. Crosby aims to build a fully autonomous AI-driven bookkeeping startup but acknowledges technological hurdles remain. Despite Bench’s rocky end, investors like Jon Chu see promise in Crosby’s ability to learn and rebound.

Cerebras Systems made headlines with its successful IPO, raising $5.5 billion and seeing shares surge over 100% on its debut—the first major tech offering of 2026. The company overcame previous regulatory hurdles and financial concerns thanks to rapid revenue growth and a swing to profitability.

Clawdmeter is an open source gadget that brings your Claude Code usage stats onto a small desktop dashboard, blending utility with pixel-art flair. Designed by Hermann Haraldsson, this device gives AI enthusiasts a fun and nostalgic way to monitor their token consumption right from their desk.

OpenAI is considering legal steps against Apple over frustrations with their ChatGPT integration, highlighting how Apple has often left major partners dissatisfied. This situation follows a pattern of challenging relationships Apple has had with other leading tech companies.

Recursive Superintelligence, a new startup led by Richard Socher and a team of AI experts, is working on AI that can improve its own abilities without human input. Their approach focuses on 'open-endedness,' where AI systems continually evolve by identifying and correcting their own weaknesses. This could lead to a future where the main challenge is allocating computing power to solve humanity’s toughest problems.

OpenAI is expanding the reach of its Codex coding tool by integrating it into the ChatGPT app for iOS and Android. This new update allows users to manage and monitor coding workflows directly from their mobile devices, making it easier to handle development tasks on the move.

SpaceXAI, the AI arm recently formed by merging SpaceX and xAI, is experiencing significant staff departures following its February merger. More than 50 engineers and researchers have left, many joining competitors like Meta and Thinking Machines Lab. This wave of exits has raised concerns about leadership changes, work culture, and the company's future in AI development.

A California jury is now weighing a pivotal lawsuit between Elon Musk and OpenAI co-founders Sam Altman and Greg Brockman, with Microsoft also named in the case. The jury's decision will focus on whether OpenAI misused Musk's donations, if the organization and Microsoft benefited unfairly, and questions around corporate governance. The verdict could have major implications for OpenAI's structure and future operations.

Osaurus is a Mac-exclusive, open source AI platform that lets users easily switch between local and cloud-based AI models—all while keeping their data secure on their own hardware. This user-friendly tool supports top models and includes robust plug-in support, making advanced AI more accessible to everyday Mac users.