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OpenAI reverses course after user revolt

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Sunday, March 1, 2026

OpenAI reverses course after user revolt

OpenAI brought back GPT-4o after users revolted against its removal during the GPT-5 launch, while the US secretly started embedding trackers in Nvidia and AMD chip shipments to catch illegal diversions to China.

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Apple Plots Ai Comeback With Home Robots

Bloomberg

Apple is reportedly planning to enter the home robotics market with AI-powered devices and Siri enhancements as part of a strategy to catch up in the AI race. This signals Apple's pivot toward embodied AI after lagging competitors in generative AI.

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OpenAI brings back GPT-4o after user revolt

TechCrunch

OpenAI restored GPT-4o access after massive user backlash over its removal during the GPT-5 launch, with CEO Sam Altman admitting the company underestimated how much users valued the older model.

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Microsoft is trying to poach Meta AI talent and offering multimillion-dollar pay packages, internal documents show

Business Insider

Microsoft is targeting Meta's AI talent with multimillion-dollar offers, using internal lists of desired engineers and a new 'critical AI talent' process to compete with Meta's massive compensation packages.

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Anthropic nabs Humanloop team as competition for enterprise AI talent heats up

TechCrunch

Anthropic acquired Humanloop's team in an acqui-hire deal to boost its enterprise AI capabilities. The startup's co-founders and engineers bring expertise in AI evaluation and safety tools for enterprise customers.

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Exclusive: US embeds trackers in AI chip shipments to catch diversions to China, sources say

Reuters

The U.S. is secretly placing tracking devices in AI chip shipments from Nvidia and AMD to catch illegal diversions to China, sources reveal. The trackers are hidden in server packaging from Dell and Super Micro as part of export control enforcement.

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