The Wire · OpenAI
ChatGPT, the GPT model line, and OpenAI's product and research moves — tracked for builders as they ship.
GLM-5.2 ships open MIT weights with coding scores four points behind Claude Opus and a sixth the cost, 48 hours after US export controls pulled a frontier model.
Admin console now exposes per-credit usage and tighter spend limits, helping teams cap runaway inference costs.
Read full story →Demo-to-skill capture begins limited availability with broader rollout planned, per the Codex changelog.
Read full story →Losing a top pre-training mind dents Google's perceived edge in the one area it was viewed to lead, and hands OpenAI depth.
Read full story →Teams can call OpenAI's image model through Together to add generation and editing to multimodal apps.
Transformer co-author's reported jump signals talent flow but the thread carries no product or roadmap detail.
Commentary on two senior departures days apart, framing it as a talent blow without new figures or terms.
The standard aims to keep existing enterprise apps central, blunting OpenAI and Anthropic's drive to make agents the control layer.
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