The artificial intelligence giant has acquired a startup, reportedly valued at $6.5 billion, founded by Apple vet Jony Ive. But is the play indicative of an AI bubble? Ive and OpenAI head Sam Altman announced the agreement in a brief release as well as a 10-minute video.

Jony Ive, the famed designer who joined Steve Jobs to develop Apple’s most popular products, will now curate new devices for OpenAI after his startup was acquired by Sam Altman’s firm earlier this week,

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman became a household name after the release of OpenAI's groundbreaking AI model, ChatGPT.

Technology giants OpenAI, Oracle, Nvidia and Cisco are joining forces to help build a sweeping artificial intelligence campus in the United Arab Emirates.

We find out from Ive that Altman is a “rare visionary.” We hear from Altman that Ive is “the deepest thinker over anyone [he’s] ever met.” We’re told by Altman that Ive’s design firm is the “densest collection of talent that I’ve ever heard of in one place and probably has ever existed in the world.

The contest in Silicon Valley to dominate artificial intelligence is playing out on a new court: superstar researchers.

Feel The AGI OpenAI's former chief scientist, Ilya Sutskever, has long been preparing for artificial general intelligence (AGI), or human-level AI — and he discussed with coworkers doomsday prep plans.

If you’re anything like me, what finally made you stop rolling your eyes at the term “artificial intelligence” was OpenAI’s ChatGPT.