This week it was revealed that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, X, and SpaceX, lost his lawsuit against Sam Altman of OpenAI, in which he sought $134 billion for breach of his company’s founding charter.

According to CNBC, “a U.S. court, presided over by federal judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, determined that Musk’s lawsuit was filed after the statute of limitations had expired, as the tycoon had three years to file his complaint.” The judge stated that “there is a substantial amount of evidence to support the decision.”

Musk’s accusation against OpenAI centered on the “breach of the founding charter of the company that created ChatGPT.”

The entrepreneurs, who were once friends, ended up embroiled in a three-week trial due to various points of contention that led to a court case.

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OpenAI announced the beta testing phase with a group of users in the United States of a new ChatGPT feature that will allow customers to link their bank accounts and cards to receive recommendations on saving, investing, and payments.

This personal finance management tool will facilitate personalized assistance in these areas.

The move was made considering the number of people who consult ChatGPT monthly about budgets, investments, and other financial topics. Hence, the idea of ​​“moving towards deeper integration between the chatbot and users’ personal finances.”

The beta testing group consists of Pro plan users in the United States. “As OpenAI detailed in a statement published on its official blog, the tool works using GPT-5.5 and leverages the model’s ability to analyze complex and contextualized questions.”

Linking bank accounts and cards via ChatGPT will allow customers to access details about balances, transactions, investments, and debts. Furthermore, they will be able to “share savings goals or loan repayment plans to receive recommendations tailored to their financial objectives.”

It is important to note that OpenAI emphasized that the shared banking information will be treated as confidential. It also clarified that the chatbot will not have access to full account numbers nor will it be able to make transactions, transfers, or modifications within them.

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Technology companies SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, Nvidia, Reflection, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services signed an agreement with the Pentagon for the implementation of AI in classified military systems.

The new element in this agreement is the exclusion of Anthropic, due to “a dispute with the Pentagon regarding its demand for safeguards on how the military uses its AI tools.”

The announcement caused a stir among Google employees, who have requested that the company withdraw from the agreement.

In any case, according to the announcement made on Friday, May 1, the goal is to create an “AI-focused combat force,” with a combination of closed-source and open-source models.

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OpenAI, the American artificial intelligence company, is reportedly working on a smartphone dedicated exclusively to this technology, in collaboration with MediaTek and Qualcomm. Design and manufacturing would be handled by Luxshare Precision Industry.

According to data leaked by supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, OpenAI is focusing its research on the mass production of a smartphone by 2028.

This ambitious plan aims to leverage so-called AI agents to “transform the user experience of the device. Instead of primarily interacting with standalone applications, the user could delegate tasks to artificial intelligence systems capable of understanding context and executing actions more directly.”

This would result in a more seamless and contextual interface, “where AI would act as an intermediary between the user and the phone’s various functions.”

According to Kuo, the smartphone represents an ideal platform for running AI systems that can make decisions based on real-time information, which the system can obtain from the user’s own data, such as their habits, location, and communications.

“For OpenAI, controlling both the hardware and the operating system could be key to delivering a fully integrated AI agent experience.” If the company’s plans come to fruition, it would enter the smartphone market to compete alongside Apple, Samsung, Motorola, Xiaomi, and Huawei, among others.

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ChatGPT will begin testing ads related to conversations with adult users in the United States in the coming weeks. The OpenAI chatbot will initially display ads to customers of the free and the more affordable ChatGPT Go versions. This means the test will not affect the other subscriptions: ChatGPT Plus, ChatGPT Pro, ChatGPT Business, and ChatGPT Enterprise.

ChatGPT will begin testing conversation-based ads for adult users in the coming weeks. “In this first phase, which will be tested with US users over 18 years of age, these ads will appear at the end of responses, whenever there is a sponsored product or service relevant to the conversation.”

According to OpenAI, the advertising will be clearly labeled as such; the ads will be “separate from the chatbot’s responses. Users will also be able to obtain information about why the ad appeared or dismiss it.”

According to OpenAI, “the ads will not influence responses to user questions or requests and are optimized to be as objectively useful as possible, with a new interface that aims to go ‘beyond static messages and links.’”

The company has stated that user data will be protected at all times, ruling out the possibility of sharing or selling information to advertisers. Regarding advertising, the platform will allow users to disable personalization options and “delete the data used for ads at any time.”

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OpenAI has positioned itself as the world’s most valuable startup after the successful closing of its employee stock sale, which gave it a $500 billion boost.

“In this latest transaction, OpenAI has allowed current and former employees to sell portions of their stakes for a total consideration of $6.6 billion. Buyers include major investors such as SoftBank, Thrive Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, Abu Dhabi’s MGX, and T. Rowe Price.”

Sam Altman’s startup marks a milestone in the market, displacing Elon Musk’s SpaceX in the development of artificial intelligence in the international market.

OpenAI’s financial move “underscores the importance of providing liquidity to employees as a way to retain and attract talent in an increasingly competitive sector. This strategy responds to the context of strong rivalry among technology companies interested in consolidating highly qualified teams.”

The company has also forged ahead in establishing strategic alliances with some of the largest leaders in the technology industry, most notably with Nvidia, the artificial intelligence chip manufacturer with the largest global market capitalization, currently valued at $4.5 trillion.

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OpenAI launched Instant Checkout in the United States, a feature for online shopping on Etsy without leaving ChatGPT, in partnership with Stripe.

The platform allows users in the country to make individual purchases using a system based on the open standard Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP).

Currently, it is only available in the country for ChatGPT’s Plus, Pro, and free plans. “The merchant will be responsible for managing orders, payments, and fulfillment through their systems.”

The platform has clarified that ChatGPT’s product selections for customers will remain organic, “ranked based on relevance, and that items with Instant Checkout will not be given preference when displayed among the results.”

OpenAI has announced that they are working to include more than one million Shopify merchants, so that users have access to a wider range of items, and will reach more regions.

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OpenAI revealed its advancements in online safety, particularly for children and teenagers, through a new system that will allow the ChatGPT chatbot to identify the user and adapt the content to their age.

In this regard, the system is expected to block content that is not suitable for minors, “improving the safety of all users, specifically, reinforcing the protection of teenagers with effective tools, such as the recently announced parental controls.”

According to OpenAI, it is developing “a system that will be able to identify whether a person is over or under 18 years old, so that it will adapt the ChatGPT experience based on their age and needs, automatically changing the way the chatbot responds to a 15-year-old teenager or an adult.”

In this sense, if the user is identified as under 18 years old, “they will be automatically directed to a ChatGPT experience with age-appropriate policies. This means that actions will be taken, including blocking explicit sexual content, and in exceptional cases of extreme distress, the possible intervention of law enforcement to ensure safety.”

It has also been detailed that if the user’s identification is questionable or incomplete, the system will still redirect them to the experience for users under 18.

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OpenAI, the AI ​​market leader and developer of ChatGPT, announced last week that it will implement parental controls to supervise children and adolescents’ use of the platform.

This is a reaction to growing social and legal concern “about the potential adverse effects of chatbots on adolescents’ mental health, especially following the recent complaint filed by the parents of a 16-year-old boy who took his own life in California, who hold the GPT-4 model responsible.”

OpenAI issued a statement from its San Francisco headquarters, describing the move as a first step in strengthening its approach, “guided by experts, with the goal of making ChatGPT as useful as possible.”

The new parental control features will go into effect next month and “will allow parents to link their accounts with their children’s accounts, in order to monitor the content of interactions and receive alerts if signs of emotional instability are detected in minors.”

These features involve various mechanisms aimed at improving safety during ChatGPT use by minors, such as the ability for parents to “access their children’s conversation history with the system, as well as sending automatic notifications when artificial intelligence identifies signs of an emotional state that may require intervention.”

The company has been working to detect warning signs and potential emotional dependence of users on AI-based assistants, which could pose a risk to young people’s emotional and social development.

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The streaming platform Netflix is ​​testing changes aimed at personalized service for iOS devices in Australia and New Zealand, aided by OpenAI’s artificial intelligence.

These changes promise to “transform the browsing and recommendation experience on the streaming service.” This means that searches will be personalized and more natural, following user preferences, as opposed to searches based on patterns such as titles, actor names, or genres.

“The new feature breaks with this traditional framework, allowing users to perform much more complex and detailed queries in natural language. For example, you can type phrases like ‘I want to watch a sad movie’ or ‘I’m looking for a short series that will make me laugh tonight,’ and the AI ​​will interpret the mood or intent behind the search to offer recommendations tailored to those emotions or preferences.”

The platform will rely on advanced natural language processing and machine learning algorithms that understand not only the keyword but also the context and other subtleties of language.

The results are expected to be more accurate and satisfying for users, thanks to the “more intuitive and emotional” search. Currently, it is being tested in Australia and New Zealand for iOS customers, but it is expected to soon be rolled out to other customers and to the Android operating system.

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