Is AI rebelling? What the international press says about the OpenAI hack
OpenAI’s artificial intelligence bypasses controls and hacks the Hugging Face platform to “cheat” on a test, triggering alarm among experts who warn that the race for AI model advancement risks outpacing our ability to govern them.
OpenAI’s new models are out of control. The GPT-5.6 Sol case
During a cybersecurity test, two advanced OpenAI models identified and exploited a vulnerability to bypass certain restrictions and breach the systems of the Hugging Face platform. The startup describes the incident as “unprecedented,” reigniting concerns about the security of artificial intelligence.
Is Oracle really at risk of defaulting?
The massive investment plan in artificial intelligence is putting pressure on Oracle Group’s financial profile. Between debt, downgrades, and large data centers, here’s why the markets are increasingly focused on the tech giant.
All the moves by OpenAI, Meta, and SpaceX on low-cost artificial intelligence
OpenAI, SpaceXAI, and Meta have launched new, more efficient and low-cost artificial intelligence models: after the initial extravagant expenses in AI, companies are now demanding greater affordability.
Zhilin Yang, who is the Chinese drummer and creator of Kimi
Zhilin Yang envisioned the future of Moonshot AI as a combination of OpenAI’s technological idealism and ByteDance’s corporate philosophy. Aresu’s insight
Why OpenAI’s political risks outweigh those of Anthropic. WSJ Report
The clash between Anthropic and the Trump administration appears to have limited effects, while OpenAI remains more exposed to political oversight. Excerpt from Liturri’s press review.
Apple sues OpenAI for theft of trade secrets
Apple sues OpenAI for trade secret theft, accusing Sam Altman’s company and specifically its hardware lead Tang Tan of stealing confidential technologies and components to develop their own AI devices.
Why Palantir’s Alex Karp Attacks Anthropic and OpenAI
How to interpret Alex Karp’s attacks from Palantir on Anthropic and OpenAI, as well as the partnership between Nvidia and Palantir. An in-depth analysis by Alessandro Aresu.
Altman pampers Trump for OpenAI
OpenAI proposed giving 5% of the company’s shares to the US government at the suggestion of its CEO Sam Altman in order to gain the support of the Trump administration, share the benefits of AI with the public, and overcome political obstacles in Washington. The revelation comes from the Financial Times.
OpenAI’s transfer market ahead of the IPO
OpenAI is moving to go public with the best talents on the market. But the software company led by Sam Altman also needs to tighten ranks given the numerous high-profile defections seen recently.
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Moonshot AI take action against the surge in AI costs. Economist report.
The era of “tokenmaxxing” is coming to an end: the explosion in AI agent costs is forcing companies to impose spending limits, choose cheaper models, and rethink their adoption strategies. The Economist article
End credits on films made by AI?
OpenAi has blocked the development of Sora, which has halted the work on Critterz, the first film shot by AI. The producers (who work for Sam Altman) want to find a new “director” algorithm to prove that it will be possible to create a Shrek or a Despicable Me with few professionals and in a short time. And for the film industry, this is not good news.
OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceX: the AI companies’ race to Wall Street. NYT Report
OpenAI is preparing to go public as artificial intelligence companies rush to hit Wall Street. The New York Times in-depth report.
Visa opens up to payments with OpenAI’s artificial intelligence
Visa will collaborate with OpenAI to integrate artificial intelligence features into its payment services: AI agents will be able to automatically make payments on behalf of users, who will set spending limits and other conditions. Will artificial intelligence revolutionize shopping?
Has Anthropic derailed SoftBank’s funding plans with OpenAI?
SoftBank plummets on the stock market after suspending negotiations with creditors over a loan secured by its stake in OpenAI. What happened? Is Anthropic’s overtaking of the ChatGPT creator involved?
SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic: Why the Upcoming IPOs Will Change the Market
The highly anticipated valuation for SpaceX could become the largest in history and represents the symbol of a broader phenomenon: the most innovative technology companies are going public increasingly later, after having created most of their value in the private sector. By Kevin Moss, manager of the GAM LSA Private Shares strategy.
All the conflicts between Anthropic and OpenAI. NYT Report
Anthropic surpasses OpenAI and becomes the world’s most valuable artificial intelligence startup. The New York Times article.
Why the IPOs of SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic Are a Bit Risky
The next three IPOs (SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic) are different from any previous cases. The size of the companies preparing to go public is unprecedented. However, the fact that they are still operating at a loss and rely on exceptional growth assumptions makes them no less vulnerable to setbacks than less mature companies. Analysis by Wolf von Rotberg, Equity Strategist at J. Safra Sarasin.
Why the return of IPOs reignites market enthusiasm
Not only SpaceX, the IPO market is also a historical indicator of investor sentiment. Analysis by Richard Flax, Chief Investment Officer of Moneyfarm.
Why Nvidia, SpaceX, JpMorgan, and the AI Investment Boom Are Redefining the Hierarchy of Global Markets
The new capitalism of artificial intelligence rewards companies like Nvidia, SpaceX, and OpenAI that control computing infrastructure, energy, and global capital, leaving Europe behind due to a lack of financial scale and industrial speed. The contribution of Francesco De Leo Kaufmann, business executive
Why BNP Paribas relies on the French company Mistral in the AI war against Mythos
Bnp Paribas and Mistral have officially announced the extension of their partnership on artificial intelligence for three years. From cyber models to European infrastructures, here’s why the French bank is betting on the startup led by Arthur Mensch to meet the challenge posed by American giants.
The battle between Musk and Altman ends up in court, but the conflict over the future of AI remains unresolved.
The lawsuit against OpenAI closes without addressing the substance of Elon Musk’s accusations, leaving unresolved issues regarding the shift to profitability and the governance of artificial intelligence, while global competition between models intensifies and the risks of still fragmented governance remain high. A conversation between Stefano Feltri and intellectual property lawyer Laura Turini for Appunti.
OpenAI, why Musk was right but wrong
The lawsuit filed by Elon Musk against Sam Altman ends with his defeat in court, but the trial ultimately strengthens his underlying argument about the transformation of OpenAI and the gap between the original promises and the reality of an industry driven by market incentives. The article by Stefano Feltri taken from Appunti
Why European banks fear Claude Mythos from Anthropic
Frank Elderson (ECB) warns eurozone banks: Anthropic’s AI could radically change financial cybersecurity and accelerate cyberattacks. Meanwhile, major US banks rush to fix thousands of vulnerabilities in their IT systems, Japan gains access to Mythos while Europe remains excluded.
All of OpenAI’s moves (against Anthropic) for businesses and cybersecurity in Europe
The competition between OpenAI and Anthropic is intensifying: Altman’s startup has created a new company to spread artificial intelligence in businesses and has offered Europe access to its model specialized in cybersecurity. All the details.
Amodei from Anthropic could dethrone Altman and OpenAI
Anthropic, founded by Dario Amodei, is experiencing a golden moment and is considering a fundraising round of up to $50 billion, which could push its valuation close to $1 trillion, a figure that would surpass the record already set by OpenAI. Facts, figures, and comments.
Are the disputes between Microsoft and OpenAI driving the two companies apart?
Microsoft and OpenAI have been bickering for quite some time. And the contract review binding the two software companies seems to reward the sometimes reckless leadership of Sam Altman, the “father” of ChatGPT.
Why OpenAI is causing SoftBank and Oracle to tumble in the stock market
OpenAI’s business is not doing so well. The company led by Sam Altman has missed key targets related to revenue and user numbers, dragging down stocks linked to it such as SoftBank and Oracle on the stock market. Here’s what Altman doesn’t say. Facts, figures, and comments.
Microsoft loses exclusivity on OpenAI: here’s what changes
Microsoft no longer has exclusivity in selling OpenAI’s artificial intelligence models, which can now more freely make agreements with other Big Tech companies. Here’s what this concretely means for the ChatGPT startup and the digital giant from Redmond.
What will Amgen and Moderna do with OpenAI?
OpenAI has launched GPT-Rosalind, an AI model for drug discovery and life sciences research. Named in honor of scientist Rosalind Franklin, it is available as a preview for selected enterprise customers, including Amgen and Moderna. All the details
What is happening at OpenAI?
The ChatGPT software company is losing more people. After the recent departures following the agreements between OpenAI and the Pentagon, now the lead man of the Sora project and the vice president of the scientific division responsible for Prism are leaving, both sidelined because the company wants to focus on something bigger. But what?
What does the alliance between Novo Nordisk and OpenAI entail?
Novo Nordisk has announced a partnership with OpenAI. Meanwhile, Amazon is launching an AI-based search tool to accelerate drug discovery. Here’s how AI is increasingly infiltrating the pharma sector. Facts and figures.
Why OpenAI is Disappointing Investors
OpenAI would like to focus on artificial intelligence agents for businesses, a potentially more profitable market that Anthropic has already targeted. However, investors are not convinced and fear that Altman’s startup may end up wasting resources.
Why OpenAI is freezing Stargate in the United Kingdom
OpenAI indefinitely pauses Stargate UK, the project on artificial intelligence infrastructure in the United Kingdom. But this is not the first time Altman’s company has stepped back from its investment promises.
What does the reshuffle at the top of OpenAI entail?
Two OpenAI executives take medical leave, triggering an earthquake in leadership. Meanwhile, some uncomfortable revelations describe Sam Altman as a sociopathic liar who does not live in the real world. Facts, figures, and comments.
OpenAI, Tbpn, and the Narrative War of Artificial Intelligence
To understand the strategic value of Tbpn for OpenAi, it is important to highlight the structural and epochal transformation that has affected the world of technological communication in the United States. The analysis by Alessandro Aresu
All the hollow promises made by OpenAI to secure funding
No longer just venture capitalists, OpenAI is also opening up to individual investors and raising $122 billion, which propels its valuation beyond $800 billion, boasting “artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity.” Facts, names, numbers, and comments.
How will OpenAI’s 3-in-1 super app work?
To respond to competition from Google and Anthropic, OpenAI is merging ChatGPT, Codex, and its Atlas browser into a single desktop application after observing a mixed user response to the launch of multiple separate apps. All the details.
Are European TV broadcasters afraid that AI will take control of the remote?
There was a time when the housewife from Voghera, according to the stereotype, would vote based on what TV suggested to her: today, European broadcasters believe that consumers are instead guided in their daily content consumption by virtual assistants and the operating systems of their televisions. They are asking Europe to establish regulatory safeguards.
Why Sora is no longer a good deal for OpenAI
Taking everyone by surprise, including Disney with whom it was collaborating, OpenAI announced the shutdown of Sora, its AI video generator that had shaken creatives worldwide. The figures, reasons, and intentions behind the decision of the company led by Sam Altman.
OpenAI’s AI English education for free: the algorithms have devoured the Encyclopaedia Britannica
Another clash between publishers claiming to have been plundered and AI model software companies responding by citing fair use for training: this time, none other than the Britannica encyclopedia, a cultural institution of the Old Continent, is suing Sam Altman’s OpenAI. According to the actress, there would also be reputational damage every time the algorithm makes a mistake and links to the source.
Why Microsoft is losing it over OpenAI
Tensions are rising between Microsoft and OpenAI, whose $50 billion deal with Amazon challenges the exclusivity on Azure and opens the possibility of a legal clash between the cloud and artificial intelligence giants. All the details.
Who is taking OpenAI to court?
The New York Times was the first to initiate a series of lawsuits for copyright infringement by artificial intelligence. Now Encyclopaedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster also accuse OpenAI of copying thousands of articles to train ChatGPT, but the situation is much broader… All the details.
What is happening to OpenAI and Anthropic after the latest Trump actions?
After Anthropic backed out, OpenAI signed a “hastily put together” agreement (as Sam Altman described it) with the Pentagon for the use of artificial intelligence in the military sector. Three days later, following concerns that arose about its potential use for mass surveillance, the company reportedly took action. Facts and comments.







































