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The AI company has raised billions of dollars from companies including Microsoft.

Major technology companies signed a pact Friday to voluntarily adopt “reasonable precautions” to prevent artificial intelligence tools from being used to disrupt democratic elections around the world.

The company would sell existing shares in a so-called tender offer led by venture firm Thrive Capital, the people said. The deal lets employees cash out their shares in the company, rather than a traditional funding round that would raise money for business operations.

Many companies also commonly refer to their foundational AI models as "GPTs" due to their nature.

OpenAI will sell shares in a tender offer led by venture firm Thrive Capital and is not a traditional funding round where moneys raised for business operations

Practicing medicine is an art. This fundamental view is shared by many of us seasoned clinicians. OpenAI’s Sora has challenged our conception of art—is medicine next?

OpenAI secures deal valuing it at over $80bn, led by Thrive Capital. CEO Sam Altman looking to enhance AI capabilities through potential chip maker acquisition. | World News

OpenAI completes a deal allowing employees to sell stakes in the company, valuing it at $86 billion. Thrive Capital to lead the deal. Share sales were delayed last year after CEO Sam Altman was ousted and then rehired.

Major tech companies join forces to combat AI misuse in elections, focusing on deepfakes. Despite being symbolic, the pact aims to detect and label deceptive content. The voluntary agreement emphasizes rapid responses and transparency in company policies to safeguard democratic processes.

The term "GPT" stands for "generative pre-trained transformer," denoting a suite of neural network models capable of producing text and images akin to human creation.