While criticism poured on social platforms over the company's drifting focus on AGI and the new launches, Altman replied, saying, "I get the vibe here, but we do mostly need the capital to build AI that can do science." "For sure, we are focused on AGI with almost all of our research effort." Altman further added that it was good to showcase cool new tech/products along the way, make people smile, and make some money, if possible. Even as many questioned ChatGPT's relevance to AGI, he said the reality is nuanced when it comes to optimal company trajectories. Speaking of vibes, with Sora 2, OpenAI positions itself against TikTok and Instagram. Meta, meanwhile, just launched Vibes, its own AI-generated video feed. Altman admitted the risks of social media addiction and bullying but stressed the team had "put great care and thought" into avoiding those traps. OpenAI Goes Shopping OpenAI also entered e-commerce with the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP), built using Stripe. The open standard allows AI agents to complete purchases on platforms like Etsy and Shopify securely. For now, ChatGPT users in the US can buy Etsy products directly using prompts. Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke admitted the collaboration had been "hard to keep quiet." This pretty much sums up the wild week for OpenAI. Anthropic Still Ahead? In a twist, OpenAI's own new benchmark, GDPval, showed Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.1 outperforming GPT-5. The benchmark tested 1,320 specialised tasks across real-world professions. Read more details here. AI NEWS >> |
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