Federal lawsuit asks court to order OpenAI to ban violent stalker from ChatGPT
A civil case filed this week asks a federal judge to force OpenAI to ban a user whose ChatGPT-enabled stalking campaign ended in four felony arrests in January 2026.
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OpenAI adds $100 ChatGPT Pro tier to rival Claude Max
OpenAI's new $100 ChatGPT Pro plan matches Claude Max's price, offers five times Plus's Codex usage, and gives access to the full GPT-5.4 model suite.
White House Sends Congress AI Policy Blueprint Favoring Growth Over Guardrails
The White House's March 2026 AI framework tells Congress to prioritize competitiveness, with new rules on data center power and consumer electricity costs.
Haast raises $17M Series A to automate enterprise compliance
Sydney startup Haast closes a US$12M Series A led by Peak XV Partners to scale AI-powered agentic compliance infrastructure for global enterprise clients.
Meta Ships Muse Spark After Delay, Closing Gap With Rivals
Meta's Muse Spark scores 52 on the Intelligence Index and deploys across WhatsApp and Instagram as the company's stock climbs nearly 10% in five days.
OpenAI inserts $100 Pro tier with 5x Codex to rival Claude Max
OpenAI's new $100 ChatGPT Pro tier matches Claude Max on price and offers five times the Codex access for developers hitting Plus plan limits.
Meta Ships Muse Spark After Delay, Stock Gains 10%
Meta releases Muse Spark with multimodal reasoning across WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook, scoring 52 on the Intelligence Index after a delay from March.
Prediction Markets Give April 16 Best Odds for GPT-5.5
With $3,262 in total volume and a 42% peak probability on April 16, prediction market traders are betting OpenAI's next model arrives before the end of April.
Traders give 41% odds to GPT-5.5 launching this week
A Yahoo Finance prediction market prices a 94% chance OpenAI ships GPT-5.5 by April 30, with April 16 carrying the highest single-day probability at 41%.
Google restructures Gemini into three paid tiers, upgrades free plan
Google retired Gemini Advanced and Google One AI Premium, splitting AI access into three tiers and giving free US users access to Thinking (3 Pro).