News & Reviews:   ChatGPT

OpenAI today unexpectedly introduced another product under its umbrella, a web browser. OpenAI calls this web browser ChatGPT Atlas, and as many expected, it comes built with ChatGPT. So, what should you know about it?

Yesterday (October 9th), head of the project, Bill Peebles, announced on X that Sora has surpassed one million downloads in less than five days, a rate even faster than ChatGPT's initial release. So, what should you know about it?

OpenAI has officially launched ChatGPT Go, a new subscription plan designed to make advanced AI tools more accessible to Malaysians at an affordable price point. Priced at RM38.99 per month (inclusive of SST), ChatGPT Go gives users access to GPT-5, OpenAI’s most advanced model, along with features like image generation, file uploads, and memory, plus significantly higher usage limits compared to the free plan.

Yesterday, we mentioned how the third-party app support is now available on ChatGPT. Now, Coursera is available through ChatGPT in Malaysia. So, what should you know about it?

OpenAI today made a surprise announcement and introduced app integration within ChatGPT, allowing you to use and access various apps directly from the ChatGPT interface. So, what should you know about it?

OpenAI today announced a new feature called Instant Checkout. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, there has been a rumour that claims Apple has developed an app inspired by ChatGPT, in an effort to test Siri's new capabilities. So, what should you know about it?

AI chatbot companies are constantly looking for new ways to make use of the technology. Typically, these platforms respond when you insert a prompt, which makes them reactive. But OpenAI is aiming for a more proactive version with its new ChatGPT Pulse.

OpenAI is now seen preparing to introduce advertising support to ChatGPT , thus generating additional revenue in addition to advertising through their artificial intelligence-powered platform. So, what should you know about it?

Researchers at OpenAI published a paper last weekend hypothesising that hallucinations occur because of the pre-training process of AI models. So, what should you know about it?