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I've a AI start-up idea but I'm not sure for how long we people will milk contents using AI. Do y'all think AI is the future of human technology?

OpenAI is on the verge of securing a $40 billion funding round led by SoftBank, pushing its valuation to a staggering $300 billion. :-But why is OpenAI attracting such monumental investments, especially when competitors like Grok and DeepSeek are ma

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responds to Elon Musk's nonprofit buyout offer: "no thank you but we will buy twitter for $9.74 billion if you want."

OpenAI just made "Deep Research" available to Plus users. Why? Because Perplexity, Grok, and others already offer similar Feature for free. This is why competition matters...better features, lower prices. If OpenAI had no competition, you'd be pay

lol they can't decide which logo to keep for grok. this is the third time they changed it . also, when will we see meta-ai integrated here on threads similar to grok on 𝕏?

OpenAI is losing money on pro plans because people are using it too much 😂

Grok just walked into the AI battlefield like a final boss 😎 while Google 🤡, OpenAI 🤖 and Meta 💤 are still stuck in 'safety guidelines' meetings. Innovation isn’t for the weak adapt or get left behind. 🚀🔥

It's been 37 days since DeepSeek made waves with its so-called AI revolution. But how many people are still using or talking about it now? A few? I wish more did. Since OpenAI kickstarted the AI revolution in 2022, we've seen an endless stream of

What would happen if OpenAI and other major free AI providers started charging a fee for access to all of their models, including those that are currently free?