OpenAI and Google employees are pushing back against Pentagon pressure for broader military access to AI models.

By Leo Marchandon March 11 - French media group Canal+ on Wednesday unveiled multi-year agreements with Alphabet's Google Cloud and OpenAI to integrate generative artificial intelligence into its production workflows and streaming service.

When asked about any further steps the company is taking to prevent AI-enabled abuse, Google pointed CNET to its generative AI prohibited use policy. Google's policy, like many other tech companies' fine print, outlaws using AI for illegal or potentially abusive activities, such as creating intimate imagery.

Since OpenAI agreed to share its technology with the Pentagon last week, the company has faced a torrent of bad news.

Before working on OpenAI's Codex, Michael Bolin was at Meta and Google. He said he's learned a thing or two about making an impact in Big Tech.

OpenAI would be interested in buying Google's Chrome browser if antitrust regulators force the tech giant to sell it, a company executive said in testimony during Google's antitrust trial in Washington on Tuesday. Nick Turley, OpenAI's head of product for ...