Articles about OpenAI

From Google to Uber: Tech winners and losers in 2025

Artificial intelligence isn’t a guaranteed win on the stock market for all international tech companies.

OpenAI strikes deal to acquire start-up Neptune

The ChatGPT maker enters into a definitive agreement to acquire Neptune.ai, a start-up that offers tools for experiment tracking and metadata management.

Google, YouTube to pour R688m into SA’s media sector

The Competition Commission orders Google and YouTube to invest R688 million in the local media industry, as revenue-share compensation.

OpenAI enters browser wars with ChatGPT Atlas

The new AI-powered browser built on ChatGPT technology is positioned to challenge industry giants Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

Podcast: Navigating the AI hype cycle

BBD’s latest Tech Unboxed episode delivers a reality check on the state of AI.

Nvidia to pump $100 billion into OpenAI

The US tech company is betting big on the future of artificial intelligence, with a record-breaking R1.85 trillion investment in OpenAI.

Kickstarting AI adoption in organisations with foundational tools, strategies

AI adoption is not a single event but an iterative journey that demands adaptable architectures and durable foundational enablers, says Integrove.

Context engineering is the future of building AI agents

Context engineering enables AI agents to “think” more like humans – with memory, continuity and relevance.

Maybe those anti-LLM CISOs weren't so crazy after all

As more companies, staff and users throw caution to the wind and embrace GenAI, CISOs know the risks involved.

AI agents purchase 2 800 vehicles for WeBuyCars

As the vehicle trading platform positions AI as the cornerstone of its growth, it is autonomously buying cars without human pricing involved.

GenAI becomes ‘fastest-moving’ digital trend in corporate SA

A new local study reveals a turnaround in GenAI platforms, as OpenAI’s ChatGPT remains static, with Microsoft Copilot hot on its heels and Google Gemini falling in usage.

The AI illusion: Utopia for the few, exploitation for the many

The pursuit of artificial general intelligence comes at a heavy cost, as it’s ultimately about power, democracy and the people being left behind.