OpenAI recently introduced their bespoke in-house AI data agent, a GPT-5.2-powered tool designed to help employees navigate and analyze over 600 petabytes of internal data across 70,000 datasets. By translating natural language questions into complex data insights in minutes, the agent enables teams across the company to bypass manual SQL debugging and quickly make data-driven decisions.

A new book claims to have the tea on why OpenAI's board of directors fired Sam Altman as CEO during its stunning (and failed) 2023 coup.

OpenAI and Microsoft have a secret definition for “AGI,” an acronym for artificial general intelligence, or any system that can outperform humans at most tasks. According to leaked documents obtained by The Information, the two companies came to agree in 2023 that AGI will be achieved once OpenAI has developed an AI system that can generate at least $100 billion in profits.

The supposed hard-hitting journalist was peddling Altman’s narrative during his ouster from OpenAI

And, to fully grapple with the situation, OpenAI needs to grapple with responsibility. It's hard to understand how the executive team could have signed documents that laid out avenues to claw back equity from former employees, as well as separation letters which threatened to do the same, without realizing this situation was happening. In order to set this issue right, OpenAI must first acknowledge how extensive it was.

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