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AI has changed our lives. We are growing increasingly dependent on chatbots like ChatGPT. Now, Sam Altman has predicted a future, where people will pay OpenAI to get "intelligence" by the meter, just like water or electricity. What could go wrong?

Elon Musk warns parents to keep ChatGPT away from children, sparking a global debate on AI safety, misuse risks, and the growing need for stricter regulation of powerful artificial intelligence tools.

Researchers tested 10 most popular chatbots - ChatGPT, Character.AI DeepSeek, Google Gemini, Claude, Meta AI, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Snapchat My AI and Replika and found 8 of them failed to stop teens from planning violent attacks.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the future of artificial intelligence may look much simpler than people expect. Speaking at a summit in Washington, DC, he suggested AI could soon function like a basic utility such as water or electricity, where users pay only for the computing power they consume., Technology & Science, Times Now

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes artificial intelligence could soon become a basic service like electricity. Users may eventually pay for AI based on how much they use it, similar to a metered utility.

Elon Musk has warned that children and individuals with mental health struggles should avoid the AI chatbot ChatGPT, following a tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada. The shooter reportedly interacted with ChatGPT before the incident, discussing violent scenarios. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Meta has reportedly pushed back the launch of its AI model, "Avocado." As per reports, the new model has failed to match the latest Large Language Models (LLMs) from rivals such as OpenAI and Google, forcing the company to delay the release.

At a Washington DC event, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discussed the criticism surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and its perceived role in job cuts and rising electricity costs. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Family of a 12-year-old girl injured in a Canadian school shooting has sued OpenAI, claiming the company failed to alert authorities despite warning signs linked to the suspect's ChatGPT conversations.

The research involved testing ten chatbots, where eight provided assistance rather than discouragement in violent planning scenarios. Only Anthropic's Claude effectively discouraged harmful intent. , Technology & Science, Times Now