OpenAI says it could adjust its AI safety policy if a rival ships a high-risk model without safeguards. Critics say it's backing off key commitments.

The U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce on Sunday proposed a 10-year ban on state and local laws regulating artificial intelligence. That measure would block laws such as a New York state bill ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will testify before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation Thursday about the ...

For this reason — and to mitigate other risks — OpenAI created the new monitoring system, which the company describes as a “safety-focused reasoning monitor.” The monitor, custom-trained t ...

"I do not," Sam Altman replied when asked if he'd want his son's best friend to be an AI chatbot.

On Monday, OpenAI launched a new family of AI models ... However, GPT-4.1 didn't ship with the safety report that typically accompanies OpenAI's model releases, known as a model or system card.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has signaled a major shift in his approach to AI regulation, now advocating for industry-led standards ...

OpenAI shared the change in an update to its "Preparedness Framework," the company's process for preparing for AI that could introduce "new risks of severe harm." Its safety focus includes areas ...