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OpenAI’s Sora is now available for FREE to all users through Microsoft Bing Video Creator on mobile

OpenAI‘s Sora was one of the most hyped releases of the AI era, launching in December 2024, nearly 10 months after it was first previewed to awe-struck reactions due to its — at the time, at least — unprecedented level of realism, camera dynamism, and prompt adherence and 60-second long generation clips. But now OpenAI and its ally/investor/frenemy Microsoft are seeking to bring Sora to far…
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You can now fine-tune your enterprise’s own version of OpenAI’s o4-mini reasoning model with reinforcement learning

OpenAI today announced on its developer-focused account on the social network X that third-party software developers outside the company can now access reinforcement fine-tuning (RFT) for its new o4-mini language reasoning model. This enables them to customize a new, private version of it based on their enterprise’s unique products, internal terminology, goals, employees, processes and…
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Sam Altman at TED 2025: Inside the most uncomfortable - and important - AI interview of the year

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed that his company has grown to 800 million weekly active users and is experiencing “unbelievable” growth rates, during a sometimes tense interview at the TED 2025 conference in Vancouver last week. “I have never seen growth in any company, one that I’ve been involved with or not, like this,” Sam Altman told TED head Chris Anderson during their on-stage…
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ChatGPT gets smarter: OpenAI adds internal data referencing

OpenAI has finally added a long-requested feature for ChatGPT users: the ability to reference internal knowledge sources. ChatGPT Team users, one of the company’s paid tiers, can connect internal knowledge databases directly to the platform during this beta period, bringing company-specific information. A feature many enterprises say would give better responses to questions. This lets users…
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