OpenAI has reported that 53 user images from ChatGPT were posted on third-party services due to the way AI agents operate. The company is continuing its investigation and recommends measures to protect user data.
OpenAI has disabled the automatic selection of reasoning depth in ChatGPT Plus and Pro—now users must manually set their preferred level. Quick responses will no longer become more detailed without manual adjustment, and access to the highest levels is restricted based on your subscription plan.
Andreas Thom has expressed doubts about the transparency of OpenAI's use of user data following the similarity of methods used to solve a complex problem. He is urging the company to disclose more details, but OpenAI has not made any public comments on the situation.
The ChatGPT Atlas browser will be discontinued on August 9, 2026, and its main features will be integrated into the new ChatGPT desktop application. Users are advised to export their data in advance and avoid using Atlas after support ends due to potential security risks.
OpenAI has reduced prices for its GPT-5.6 models and introduced a new Fast mode for the API, which speeds up request processing. The Luna and Terra plans have become significantly more affordable, while performance has increased compared to competitors.
OpenAI is developing a smartphone with artificial intelligence that can perform tasks directly without the need for apps. The device is expected to feature a new MediaTek chipset and is anticipated to launch by 2027.
The xAI startup is in talks about a potential partnership with Mistral and Cursor to expand collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence and strengthen its position in the market.
Apple has removed the Anything app for AI-based coding from the App Store, just a week after blocking its updates. Earlier versions of the app remain available, while Xcode has already integrated its own AI features.
Sam Altman has left the board of directors at Helion Energy due to a potential major partnership between the company and OpenAI. He will retain his financial interest in Helion but will not participate in negotiations between the two companies.
OpenAI is assembling a team to develop a range of AI-powered devices, including a smart speaker, smart glasses, and a smart lamp. The first device—a smart speaker with a camera—is expected to launch no earlier than 2027.