Sam Altman told employees they must focus on the company’s chatbot experience, to the exclusion of other priorities including advertising.

According to an internal memo sent on Monday, Altman said the code red “surge” would refocus OpenAI’s work on ChatGPT, such as improving the speed, reliability and personalisation of the market-leading chatbot.

Google's increasingly strong position in the AI race suddenly has competitors looking nervous and defensive. Why it matters: Hundreds of billions of dollars have poured into the AI chase, and the stakes for winning — or lagging — are enormous.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly said in a memo to employees that the company has to further develop the normal experience of using ChatGPT by improving its speed and reliability, by allowing it

OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman is redirecting internal resources to speed up improvements to ChatGPT, declaring a “code red” situation that will delay work on other

ChatGPT-developer OpenAI has issued a “code red” warning to staff on fears it is losing its crown to Alphabet-owned Google as the leading AI company. The start-up has launched a major push to improve ChatGPT and will delay other initiatives—such as advertising,

CEO Sam Altman seems to have issued a code red memo to OpenAI employees to improve ChatGPT's capabilities after Google's Gemini outscored it in benchmarks.