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OpenAI has effectively killed off DALL-E 2 after the company announced it is no longer accepting new customers by turning off the ability to purchase generation credits.

Tech and software companies working on developing generative artificial intelligence platforms -- and really, who isn't doing that these days -- are in dire need of content to help train their AI models. Adobe is reportedly buying videos to help develop its text-to-video platform now.

YouTube has warned OpenAI that using videos from its platform to train forthcoming AI video generator Sora would break its rules.

So far, OpenAI has previewed its AI video generator Sora with short clips that an amateur might produce. But now it has given creative professionals early access to the much-anticipated program.

OpenAI is meeting with Hollywood this week to pitch its new, and as yet unreleased, AI video generator Sora.

OpenAI is continuing to tease its pending AI video generator Sora with yet more text-to-video clips that are capturing people's imagination.

The companies developing generative AI technologies are, typically, skirting around the rules regarding copyright: very few actually provide the public with concrete information on how they train their models.

Shane Jones, a Microsoft Engineer who worked for the company for six years, has written a letter to the FTC to warn that the CoPilot AI ignores copyrights and is capable of creating violent, sexual images that "sickened" him.

Chinese multinational Alibaba, best known for its e-commerce operations, also heavily invests in technological development projects. Researchers in the company's Institute for Intelligent Computing showed off their new AI video generator, EMO.

YouTuber Marques Brownlee was given the opportunity to use OpenAI's brand new and as yet unreleased video generator Sora.

Tyler Perry has halted an $800 million expansion of his studio after being shocked by the release of OpenAI’s video generator Sora and the threat it brings to jobs in the film industry.

Since OpenAI announced Sora last week, its upcoming AI video generator, there has been plenty of buzz as the world reacts to the novel technology.

AI images generated on OpenAI's DALL-E 3 will now have a watermark added to them from the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA).

More than four billion people around the world are eligible to vote in elections in 2024, but some fear that artificial intelligence will interfere with democracy.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT and DALL-E, is fighting a major legal battle against New York Times for what The Times alleges was "unlawful use" of its content during OpenAI's extensive AI training process.

After being controversially fired from his post last Friday, Sam Altman is now set to return as CEO of OpenAI.

The former CEO of OpenAI Sam Altman who was sensationally fired by the company he co-founded on Friday afternoon has already got a new job.

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT and DALL-E has announced that its CEO, Sam Altman, has been fired.

As part of OpenAI's DevDay, the company that makes ChatGPT and DALL-E announced that it will protect customers from legal claims surrounding copyright infringement.

A new tool created by a team at the University of Chicago can add undetectable pixels to images to help creatives protect their work from AI image generators by effectively poisoning (corrupting) the AI's training data.

Frustrated DALL-E 3 users are planning to stage an online protest over what they say are "absurd levels" of censorship.

Paying customers of ChatGPT will now receive access to OpenAI's latest AI image generator model DALL-E 3.

OpenAI has said that it is building a tool that can detect images generated by artificial intelligence (AI) with 99% accuracy.

Users of DALL-E 3 have been raging against Microsoft for the computer giant's heavy-handed censorship of the AI image generator.

ChatGPT is listening. ChatGPT is watching. In very cool and normal news, the generative artificial intelligence (AI) large language model will soon be able to see your photos and hear what users have to say and respond back.

Microsoft announced its latest AI venture Thursday, focusing on simplifying features in one place: Microsoft Copilot.

OpenAI, the company behind artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT, has announced a new version of its AI image generator DALL-E.

Images allegedly generated with a brand new version of OpenAI's DALL-E, possibly DALL-E 3, have been leaked online and they are exceptional.

Humane, a startup founded by ex-Apple execs that has hyped itself by intentionally veiling the brand in mystery has revealed the name of its intelligent wearable coming later this year: Ai Pin.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman appeared before a U.S. Senate committee on Tuesday to discuss the possibilities and dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) where he highlighted the impact of AI images and called for regulation of the industry.

Artificial intelligence (AI) pioneer Dr. Geoffrey Hinton, 75, recently claimed that AI's threat to the world might be more urgent than climate change.

Microsoft had added OpenAI's DALL-E generative artificial intelligence (AI) into Edge, making it the first and only browser that has an integrated AI image generator.

Elon Musk, Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak, and a host of other tech experts have signed an open letter calling for a pause on artificial intelligence (AI) development.

Microsoft has announced its new Bing AI chatbot will now feature the ability to generate AI images.

OpenAI has today announced GPT-4, the next-generation AI language model that can read photos and explain what's in them, according to a research blog post.

A secretive startup, that may be working on a wearable artificially intelligent (AI) camera device, has raised a further $100 million in funding.

The world is ablaze with talk of ChatGPT, one of the latest AI (artificial intelligence) applications revolutionizing everything from research and copywriting to blog and ad creation to college essays. Noticed or unnoticed, these applications have seeped into nearly every part of our world.