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OpenAI 2 years ago 33
OpenAI has entered a partnership with Condé Nast to use the publisher's content for training AI models. The agreement grants OpenAI access to articles from Condé Nast's portfolio of magazines including Vogue, The New Yorker, and Wired. Condé Nast's content will now appear in OpenAI's products, with the publisher receiving compensation for the licensing arrangement.
OpenAI 2 years ago 56
Upwork integrated AI tools across its platform to connect freelancers, internal teams, and product development processes. The company deployed AI features to help match projects with freelancers and streamline operational workflows, though specific metrics on adoption or performance improvements were not disclosed. This allows Upwork to reduce friction in how work gets assigned and completed on its marketplace.
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4 October 2026
The day’s biggest throughline wasn’t model releases—it was messaging, governance, and legitimacy trying to outrun the mess. President Donald Trump hosted major AI executives, ordered the U.S. government to stop saying “artificial intelligence” and switch to “super intelligence,” and unveiled a “Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities.” The catch: the accord was described as “deeply non-binding,” with voluntarism replacing enforcement, while “morally binding” language did the heavy lifting. That shift set the stage for a direct counterpoint from within the industry: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang mocked existential-risk doomsaying and pressed for regulation that targets practical harm rather than apocalypse framing.
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