Having built up a reputation as the country's "most innovative" university, ASU leadership continues to expand its AI initiatives.

Intuit signs a $100 million deal with OpenAI to integrate AI into TurboTax and QuickBooks, Zoox begins driverless rides in San Francisco, TenDollarHealth debuts $10 telehealth visits, and Netflix moves deeper into retail and immersive experiences.

Houston ISD will use what OpenAI calls ChatGPT for Teachers. Other Texas districts adopting the tool are Dallas and Humble ISDs.

It’s been 10 years since OpenAI was set up as a nonprofit by Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and other software developers and investors, friends, and rivals who didn’t quite trust each other to run a traditional for-profit business with explosive potential.

The $7 billion project will transform 250 acres of farmland and require energy equivalent to a nuclear power plant to fuel OpenAI and Oracle's ambitions.

From refund estimates to real-time QuickBooks insights, customers will get new personalized tools as Intuit’s GenOS adopts OpenAI’s latest models.

But among those companies fueling what some are calling the fourth industrial revolution is one important player that you can't invest in yet. But this supercharged AI company could eventually go public at a valuation of up to $1 trillion.

OpenAI complet e d a major corporate restructuring of its for-profit division last week that highlights the company's vision ahead of 2030. This comes as the company recorded a staggering loss of $11.5 billion in most recent quarter, according to an analysis of financial disclosures from major partner Microsoft.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI on Thursday said it will invest in a startup focused on blocking bad actors from creating biological weapons powered by artificial intelligence.

Intuit Inc. will spend more than $100 million on a multiyear contract with OpenAI to further weave the ChatGPT maker’s artificial intelligence models into financial apps like TurboTax.

The company said that in early testing, users rated it “especially highly for writing help, data science, and business questions.” Enterprise users should receive access next Monday, per OpenAI. GPT-5 Pro,