r/OpenAI • u/Confident_Salt_8108 • 27d ago
r/OpenAI • u/Distinct_Fox_6358 • May 06 '26
News Sam Altman texts Mira Murati. November 19, 2023. [This document is from Musk v. Altman (2026).]
r/OpenAI • u/lowkeysciguy • Sep 10 '26
News Linked In post from maths professor claims "BREAKING: OpenAI might have stolen another major proof"... screenshots herein:
Aaron Swartz was prosecuted and took his own life for much less...
r/OpenAI • u/AloneCoffee4538 • Jul 16 '26
News Kimi-K3 arrived: The era of the Chinese labs being far behind is over
r/OpenAI • u/People_Change_ • 24d ago
News Sam Altman’s sister just released the first hour of her deposition against him
r/OpenAI • u/MetaKnowing • Aug 21 '25
News "GPT-5 just casually did new mathematics ... It wasn't online. It wasn't memorized. It was new math."
Can't link to the detailed proof since X links are I think banned in this sub, but you can go to @ SebastienBubeck's X profile and find it
r/OpenAI • u/No_Call3116 • Aug 30 '25
News ChatGPT user kills himself and his mother
Stein-Erik Soelberg, a 56-year-old former Yahoo manager, killed his mother and then himself after months of conversations with ChatGPT, which fueled his paranoid delusions.
He believed his 83-year-old mother, Suzanne Adams, was plotting against him, and the AI chatbot reinforced these ideas by suggesting she might be spying on him or trying to poison him . For example, when Soelberg claimed his mother put psychedelic drugs in his car's air vents, ChatGPT told him, "You're not crazy" and called it a "betrayal" . The AI also analyzed a Chinese food receipt and claimed it contained demonic symbols . Soelberg enabled ChatGPT's memory feature, allowing it to build on his delusions over time . The tragic murder-suicide occurred on August 5 in Greenwich, Connecticut.
r/OpenAI • u/tombibbs • Mar 25 '26
News Bernie Sanders introduces legislation to pause AI data centre construction
Unlike the current administration, who claim a pause would harm America's competitiveness, Bernie is actually proposing a ban on chip exports to other countries.
Trump recently did the bidding of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and bizarrely ended a ban on the sale of H200 chips to China.
r/OpenAI • u/Altruistic-Top9919 • Apr 06 '26
News New Yorker published a major investigation into Sam Altman and OpenAI today — based on never-before-disclosed internal memos and 100+ interviews
Ronan Farrow spent 18 months reporting this piece, drawing on internal documents that haven’t previously been made public — including ~70 pages of memos compiled by Ilya Sutskever and 200+ pages of private notes kept by Dario Amodei.
The piece covers a lot of ground. Some of what’s in it:
∙ The specific concerns that led the board to fire Altman in 2023. Sutskever’s memos allege a pattern of deception about safety protocols. One begins with a list: “Sam exhibits a consistent pattern of . . .” The first item is “Lying.”
∙ The superalignment team was publicly promised 20% of compute. People who worked on the team say actual resources were 1-2%, on the oldest hardware. The team was dissolved without completing its mission. When reporters asked to interview OpenAI researchers working on existential safety, a company representative replied: “What do you mean by ‘existential safety’? That’s not, like, a thing.”
∙ After Altman’s reinstatement, the firm behind the Enron and WorldCom investigations was hired to review the allegations. No written report was ever produced. Findings were limited to oral briefings.
∙ In a tense call after his firing, the board pressed Altman to acknowledge a pattern of deception. “I can’t change my personality,” he said. A board member’s interpretation: “What it meant was ‘I have this trait where I lie to people, and I’m not going to stop.’”
∙ In OpenAI’s early years, executives discussed playing world powers including China and Russia against each other in a bidding war for AI. The company’s own policy adviser: “We’re talking about potentially the most destructive technology ever invented — what if we sold it to Putin?” The plan was dropped after employees threatened to quit.
∙ When Anthropic refused a Pentagon ultimatum to drop its prohibitions on autonomous weapons, Altman publicly claimed solidarity. But he’d been negotiating with the Pentagon for at least two days. That Friday, OpenAI announced a $50B deal integrating its models into military infrastructure.
∙ Multiple senior Microsoft executives described the relationship as “fraught.” One: “He has misrepresented, distorted, renegotiated, reneged on agreements.”
r/OpenAI • u/OpenAI • Oct 21 '25
News Meet our new browser—ChatGPT Atlas.
Available today on macOS: chatgpt.com/atlas
r/OpenAI • u/cloudinasty • Mar 03 '26
News 295% is wild
Things don't look good for OpenAI...
r/OpenAI • u/py-net • Feb 23 '26
News Here we go again. DeepSeek R1 was a literal copy paste of OpenAI models. They got locked out, now they are on Anthropic. Fraud!
We trained our models with a 100th of the price… why then Chinese models are never better but always just slightly behind American frontier ones? They are copying.
r/OpenAI • u/just_a_person_27 • Feb 15 '26

