Gate News message. On April 14, the Financial Times reported that OpenAI investors questioned its $852 billion valuation, saying the company’s strategy is shifting. Some investors said these strategic changes may make OpenAI more vulnerable to threats from competitors such as Anthropic and Google.

Gate News update: On April 14, Tom Duff Gordon, the international policy vice president at a certain CEX, has left the company and joined AI giant OpenAI, where he will serve as the policy lead for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Tom Duff Gordon held the role at the exchange for nearly four years; previously, he worked at Credit

Gate News, April 13, OpenAI praised its alliance with Amazon in a memo, saying that Microsoft "limits its ability to reach its customers." Denise Dresser, OpenAI's newly appointed Chief Revenue Officer, said in the memo that the alliance with Amazon is viewed as a key growth driver for OpenAI's enterprise business. So far, Microsoft has not responded to requests for comment on the matter. (CNBC)

Gate News message: On April 13, according to Gate Market data, as of the time of writing, VVV (Venice) is trading at $8.20. In the past 24 hours, it is up 0.47%, with a high of $8.28 and a low of $7.72. Its current market cap is approximately $373 million. Venice is a privacy-focused artificial intelligence platform that offers services such as private conversations and image creation. The platform uses a privacy architecture to ensure user data security; all data is stored on the user’s device rather than on servers. Venice provides multiple advanced open-source models, including Claude, GPT, and others. It supports developers in building high-performance applications through OpenAI-compatible APIs, while also working to eliminate any form of censorship on the platform. This information does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be mindful of market volatility.

Multiple senior core executives at OpenAI’s Stargate data center have left the company, signaling a major strategic shift in the company’s AI infrastructure rollout. The project faces issues related to funding, partnerships, and geopolitical risks, and OpenAI is re-evaluating its compute infrastructure build-out strategy.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responds to the Molotov cocktail attack, admits he underestimated the societal impact of AI-related anxiety, calls for democratizing technology, and acknowledges mistakes in corporate governance, reiterating his refusal to comply with Elon Musk’s demands for control of OpenAI to ensure the company develops independently.

OpenAI issued a security advisory on April 11 confirming that it identified a security issue involving the third-party library Axios, but found no evidence that user data was accessed. To ensure security, the company requires all macOS users to update to the latest version to prevent the risk of forged applications.

Gate News, on April 10, a source said that OpenAI will be brought under the jurisdiction of the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) and classified as a very large online search engine. This means OpenAI will need to comply with stricter regulatory requirements under the DSA for large platforms.

Gate News, April 10, OpenAI announced it will launch a monthly $100 ChatGPT Pro subscription tier. Compared with the Plus version, the Pro tier offers a higher Codex usage allowance and is intended for high-intensity, code-related scenarios. At the same time, the official said that during a limited-time promotion (through May 31), Pro users’ Codex usage will be further increased to about 10 times that of the Plus version.

Gate News message, April 9, according to a report by the AXIOS website, OpenAI is finalizing a product with advanced cybersecurity capabilities and plans to first roll it out to a small number of partners. According to reports, AI technology has already reached a tipping point in autonomy and hacking capabilities. Developers of AI models are concerned about the potential damage that their own tools could cause, so they are taking a cautious approach toward a wider release.