OpenAI on Thursday released GPT-5, unveiling a new version of the artificial intelligence model that fuels popular chatbot ChatGPT. The product will be made immediately available to users, including customers who use the company's cost-free options, OpenAI said.

With new tools and greater autonomy, OpenAI's flagship AI chatbot is more capable, and potentially more dangerous, than ever.

The General Services Administration signs this new OneGov pact to help agencies adopt advanced artificial intelligence tools as part of the Trump administration’s push for AI leadership.

OpenAI says it has tweaked ChatGPT to ensure the model responds appropriately when a user shows distress.

ChatGPT experienced elevated error rates on Wednesday, affecting multiple users. OpenStatus AI confirmed the glitch and said mitigation is underway to restore normal service, with social media users reporting interruptions across X platform.

"You can learn from everywhere, but you have to do it from scratch," ChatGPT's Nick Turley said. "That trait tends to make someone effective at OpenAI."

It all began when a ChatGPT user, Kol Tregaskes, shared a screenshot showing the AI's surprising response to a query.