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Woman working on a laptop, analyzing customer data for ChatGPT integration

Battle for Data: Retailers Rush to ChatGPT but Refuse to Hand Over Their Customers to OpenAI

Technology 08/09/2026, 21:11
🛒 Retailers Walmart, Ulta, and Wayfair are changing their strategy: they are optimizing their sites for ChatGPT and Gemini to get traffic but refuse to hand over customer data to OpenAI. In 2026, revenue from AI shoppers is expected to reach $8 billion. OpenAI discontinued the Instant Checkout feature in March, leaving the right to the final sale with the stores. #Retail #AI #ChatGPT #Business
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Person using ChatGPT on a smartphone, showcasing the accessibility of the new generation of AI without limits

Revolution in ChatGPT: OpenAI Cancels Limits and Unveils GPT-5.6 Luna and Sol

Technology 08/07/2026, 18:41
🚀 OpenAI has made a revolution: chat limits are cancelled and GPT-5.6 is unveiled! 🔹 The free GPT-5.6 Luna model makes 62% fewer errors. 🔹 The paid GPT-5.6 Sol is 68% more accurate than its predecessor. 🔹 A new "Thinking Slider" allows control over answer depth. Is this the end of the era of "hallucinations" and verbose bots? 🤔 #OpenAI #ChatGPT #GPT56 #AI #Technology
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Stressed scientist at paper-cluttered desk surrounded by AI holograms and scientific papers — visualizing the crisis of peer review due to AI-driven scientific spam explosion

The Explosion of Scientific Spam: How the AI Revolution is Breaking the Peer Review System and Devaluing Knowledge

Science 07/24/2026, 18:14
The scientific community is facing a crisis: after the emergence of ChatGPT, the flow of articles increased by 42%, but quality dropped. The journal Organization Science analyzed thousands of works and found that AI texts are often rejected, while algorithm reviews are superficial. Scientists warn: without human control, science risks drowning in "junk" publications. 📉🤖🧠
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OpenAI logo on monitor screen — symbol of the first AI computer with a 'living' body, triggering Apple's lawsuit

OpenAI's First AI Computer: How a Gadget with a 'Living' Body Will Change the Smart Home and Why Apple Sued

Technology 07/15/2026, 10:31
OpenAI is preparing to launch its first home AI computer with a 'living' body and camera, but the gadget's release is under threat due to a lawsuit from Apple. 🏠🤖 The conflict erupted against the backdrop of a mass exodus of designers from Apple to OpenAI, leading to accusations of stealing trade secrets. While courts decide the device's fate, Apple is preparing counter AI gadgets with robotic screens. ⚖️📱
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