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OpenAI has accused Elon Musk of a "legal ambush" after he reportedly changed his lawsuit strategy days before trial. Musk's shifting demands in his case against OpenAI and Microsoft have sparked fresh legal tension ahead of the April 27 hearing. Here is what we know so far., Technology & Science, Times Now

Sam Altman's home was targeted in a shocking firebomb attack on Friday, with a suspect later arrested near OpenAI's headquarters. The OpenAI CEO has since broken his silence, reacting to the incident and also addressing allegations raised in a New Yorker investigative report., Technology & Science, Times Now

Worried about what AI knows about you? From ChatGPT to Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot, your chats may be stored and used. Here's a simple guide to lock down your data, tweak privacy settings, and stay in control while using AI tools safely., Technology & Science, Times Now

Sam Altman reacts after a Molotov cocktail attack on his home, addressing allegations and reflecting on past conflicts.

A lawsuit against OpenAI has raised fresh concerns over AI safety, after a ChatGPT user allegedly became delusional and stalked his ex-partner. The case reportedly highlights risks of chatbot influence, ignored warnings, and growing fears around AI's impact on mental health and real-world behaviour., Technology & Science, Times Now

OpenAI ask MacOS users to update their apps as attackers target its security certificates.

OpenAI has flagged a security issue linked to a compromised Axios library used in its macOS app-signing process. No user data breach was found, but the company is revoking certificates and requiring users to update apps, with older versions losing support after May 8, 2026., Technology & Science, Times Now

The ChatGPT maker said it found no evidence that its user data was accessed, that its systems or intellectual property was compromised, or that its software was altered.

ChatGPT has improved significantly, yet it still exhibits flaws, particularly in tracking elapsed time, which has recently gone viral. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledged this issue as a "known problem," explaining that the voice-based model doesn't truly measure time but responds conversationally. , Technology & Science, Times Now

A recent report raises questions about Sam Altman's technical expertise, influence, and leadership at OpenAI based on insider accounts.