In an unexpected turn of events, OpenAI has released two new open-source models, gpt-oss-120b and the slightly more modest yet equally powerful gpt-oss-20b, which most users will find far more appealing because it needs only a 16 MB graphics card to run smoothly.
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Cloudflare alleges Perplexity is still playing dirty
Major technology companies are currently engaged in an unbridled, lawless scramble for the most valuable data, harvesting material even when its authors expressly forbid its use by artificial-intelligence firms. Everyone has played dirty at some point, but Perplexity appears to be the worst offender, so media outlets and businesses that already have agreements with the company should ask themselves whether partnering with an organisation that shows not the slightest trace of ethics is advisable.
(more…)Cloudflare CEO calls AI an “existential threat” to content creators
AI, and more specifically Google, is breaking the Internet as we know it today. In this post, Cloudflare’s CEO, Matthew Prince, has once again emphasised that quality content creators are not being adequately protected. According to this executive, when a search engine integrates AI in its current form, it practically sends no traffic back to the source, contradicting what Google claims.
(more…)How to access AI overviews data
Google does not provide figures for its AI Overviews because it claims the project is still liable to change. The truth, however, is that the data would not work in its favour, even though the company could publish them in the not-too-distant future. All that changes now thanks to Sistrix: content creators no longer have to wait for Google’s goodwill, because these metrics are already within reach.
(more…)OpenAI reaches to another major deal with a media group: The Washington Post
Although the pace of deals brokered by OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, with news organisations appears to have slowed, a fresh agreement has just been announced with The Washington Post, owned by Jeff Bezos.
(more…)OpenAI is reportedly considering charging up to $20,000 a month for its top AI agent
Several American media outlets are echoing a report from The Information indicating that OpenAI may be planning to charge as much as $20,000 per month for its specialised AI agent tool.
(more…)The Guardian and OpenAI: new agreement between the tech giant and the publishing industry
The Guardian Media Group is the latest major media outlet to enter into an agreement with OpenAI, following in the footsteps of others. Under this deal, both parties will benefit: OpenAI gains access to the quality journalism produced by the renowned British newspaper.
(more…)How to implement AI effectively in a CMS
Whenever we get asked to write about trends in web content management systems (CMS) or Digital Experience Platforms (DXP), the first thing we highlight in CMS MAG these past few years is artificial intelligence, because it’s practically all anyone is talking about.
(more…)OpenAI’s o3-mini and o3-mini-high now available in response to Chinese AI
In response to the new efficient AI models from China—such as DeepSeek or Alibaba’s offering—OpenAI now introduces the new OpenAI o3-mini, notably also a highly cost-effective model that is already in use. It is specifically intended for science, mathematics and programming tasks where low latency and low cost are key.
(more…)Operator by OpenAI, one of the most talked-about AI tools for 2025
OpenAI has just introduced Operator, a product that promises to make waves in 2025. In short, Operator is an AI capable of performing tasks for you independently.
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