OpenAI has canceled the standalone release of its o3 AI model, choosing to integrate its technologies into the upcoming GPT-5. This strategic move aims to simplify product offerings and provide a more unified AI experience for users.
Thomson Reuters won a significant AI copyright case against Ross Intelligence for using its content to train an AI model. The court ruled Ross’s use violated copyright law, setting a precedent for AI and copyright disputes.
The US declined to sign an international AI declaration, criticizing Europe for overregulation and warning China against using AI for control. The summit highlighted global divisions on AI regulation and the need for balanced innovation and safety.
The European Union will invest €200 billion in AI, including €20 billion for gigafactories, to support collaborative development of complex AI models. This initiative aims to make AI a force for good and growth, following similar investments by France and the US.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman publicly rejected a $97.4 billion offer from Elon Musk and other investors to take control of the AI giant. The bid aimed to set a valuation floor for OpenAI’s components, including ChatGPT, and underscores the deepening rift between the co-founders.
The Paris AI Action Summit 2025 gathered international leaders and industry experts to explore artificial intelligence’s potential, emphasizing open-source development and regulatory frameworks.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced a €109 billion ($112 billion) private investment in France’s AI ecosystem. This investment aims to accelerate AI development and establish France as a global AI leader, with a focus on new AI-focused data centers and leveraging nuclear power for AI training.
The UAE and France have signed a €30-50 billion agreement to develop a 1 GW AI data center, supported by sustainable energy and strategic partnerships. This project positions Europe as a key player in the global AI race.
The European Union has announced new guidelines to regulate AI misuse, banning emotional tracking by employers, manipulative practices by websites, and unverified criminal predictions by police. These rules aim to protect individuals and ensure ethical AI use.
