China's DeepSeek stunned Silicon Valley in January 2025, challenging OpenAI, Google and Anthropic while triggering a massive US stock market sell-off. Its reported $5.6 million training cost raised questions about America's billion-dollar AI investments.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the chipmaker "absolutely must" work with Chinese AI companies on monitoring risks. Huang told CNBC AI was "potentially dangerous," adding he has ongoing "dialogs" with researchers in China.

OpenAI leaders reportedly cooked up “insane” ideas like selling future tools to Russia and China and offering Kanye West early access to an unreleased model, horrifying top staffers. The proposals, detailed Wednesday in The Atlantic,

Jacob Coxon Warns China Spies Inside OpenAI and Anthropic Could Steal America's AI Lead at Any Time

OpenAI says it disrupted a campaign involving 15,000+ users and ties a core cluster to people linked to Moonshot, the startup behind Kimi.

OpenAI just said it wants Washington to lead a global effort to establish AI standards, as a consequential week of diplomatic discussions on AI safety coordination between Chinese and American officials begins.

OpenAI (OPENAI) said it banned China-linked accounts that used ChatGPT to generate social media content to stir up opposition to AI data centers in the U.S. and President Donald Trump's tariffs. In a report released on Wednesday, OpenAI (OPENAI) said it ...

OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar reportedly warned businesses using low-cost Chinese AI models could face cybersecurity risks.

Protecting AI technology from state-level actors is considered a high priority for the U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has, for instance, floated the idea of sanctioning China over alleged distillation, a way of copying the functionality of AI models that requires minimal secrecy, let alone any sort of bugging of an OpenAI office.

USA Today’s parent company sued OpenAI in a New York federal court on Thursday for allegedly using content from 19 publications without permission.