175 stories tagged chatgpt, newest first.
279 points by armcat | 114 comments
Sveriges Radio news article reporting that Sweden's Government Offices are blocking ChatGPT and Claude on staff computers in favor of approved tools like Microsoft Copilot.
56 points by jamesjyu | 73 comments
A curated list of 33 literary awards since 2016 given to works where AI was used or suspected in the writing, grouped by allowed, confirmed, suspected, and withdrawn cases.
144 points by janpmz | 74 comments
Page for PDF to MP3, a tool that lets users connect their existing OpenAI subscription to convert PDF documents into audiobooks, with a demo video.
277 points by pranitha_m | 396 comments
Diomidis Spinellis blog post arguing that AI will take over most cognitive work, leaving human thinking as more of a hobby.
662 points by albertzeyer | 963 comments
A post by Andrej Karpathy on X arguing that the gap in understanding of LLM capability is widening into a funnel, from non-users to professional users of coding agents.
25 points by giuliomagnifico | 23 comments
UC Berkeley Research news article on a co-authored study finding that using AI for just 10 minutes reduces people's persistence on difficult tasks.
5 points by luu | 1 comments
A benchmark site measuring whether Codex's "fast mode" priority tier delivers its promised 2x speedup, showing a measured 1.45x throughput gain.
164 points by cainxinth | 140 comments
Washington Post article reporting that OpenAI found an Iranian campaign used ChatGPT to place about 100 AI-generated articles in at least 20 U.S. news outlets.
5 points by samstress | 6 comments
A plain-text essay arguing that AI will bring humanity's best era, addressing concerns like bioweapons, AI cyberattacks, and misalignment.
734 points by joshuawright11 | 431 comments
OpenAI announcement page for GPT-6 and an "Intelligent UI" product release, dated October 7, 2026.
71 points by sbulaev | 18 comments
Bloomberg Tech In Depth newsletter on a study finding Claude and ChatGPT recommend higher-priced products to wealthier users when acting as shopping assistants.
9 points by devonnull | 1 comments
CBC News article on a Mother Jones report detailing how the Tumbler Ridge, B.C. shooter used ChatGPT, which allegedly advised framing questions as hypotheticals to avoid flags.
473 points by rdmuser | 350 comments
Nieman Lab article reporting that ChatGPT generates fake New Yorker-style cartoons bearing real cartoonists' signatures, falsely attributing AI images to artists.
24 points by geox | 25 comments
NPR Weekend Edition Sunday story on people using ChatGPT and other AI chatbots to help decide how to vote in the 2026 US midterm elections.
14 points by samizdis | 8 comments
Guardian news article reporting OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's call for light-touch AI regulation, arguing society should accept some harms for AI's benefits.
335 points by polvi | 323 comments
OpenAI product page for Sites in ChatGPT, a feature that lets users describe, refine, publish, and share websites or apps built with ChatGPT.
4 points by rene_d | 1 comments
OpenAI's Codex pricing page describing plan tiers, with the title claiming the Pro plan includes unlimited model 5.6 usage.
183 points by prodigycorp | 200 comments
OpenAI help center article describing ChatGPT Pro subscription tiers.
741 points by alvis | 621 comments
OpenAI announcement page introducing "dots," a product described as always-on AI agents that users can create.
85 points by polygot | 40 comments
OpenAI's recap page for its DevDay 2026 developer conference, featuring a live broadcast and announcements of new tools for building with its models.
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409 points by damaru2 | 130 comments
Research paper analyzing third-party advertising and tracking services in web and mobile deployments of nine conversational AI services, including leakage of prompts and conversation data.
21 points by nreece | 7 comments
OpenClassActions.com article on a proposed class action alleging OpenAI let outside contractors read and grade ChatGPT conversations under "Project Lily" without consent.
122 points by ArielSimon | 40 comments
Medium article describing how hackers manipulate AI assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini into directing users to scam sites.
148 points by cdrnsf | 116 comments
Business Insider article reporting on OpenAI's strategy of paying social media influencers to promote ChatGPT and portray the company as beneficial.
1731 points by OfficialTurkey | 822 comments
OpenAI announcement page introducing GPT-6 Sol and Luna, new models aimed at bringing frontier intelligence into everyday work.
689 points by lmbbuchodi | 360 comments
Blog post analyzing how OpenAI's ad collector at bzr.openai.com sets an __obi cookie tied to ChatGPT accounts that is sent from other websites users visit.
348 points by jacquesm | 134 comments
A Tell HN post reporting that OpenAI repeatedly re-enables the 'allow training' data setting after the user turns it off, with a few comments.
845 points by pred_ | 787 comments
Mastodon thread by mathematician Andreas Thom questioning whether researchers can trust OpenAI with unpublished mathematics shared via ChatGPT, citing the non-sofic group result.
343 points by vertigoruntime | 419 comments
OpenAI product announcement introducing ChatGPT Images 2.5, with sharper details, faster generation, more precise editing, and better creation and sharing tools.
348 points by halcdev | 530 comments
Ask HN discussion thread asking why OpenAI, Claude, and Grok services all went down at the same time, linking status pages and related outage threads.
342 points by stacktrace | 259 comments
The ChatGPT homepage, shared in a story reporting that ChatGPT was returning 404 errors; the captured page shows the normal chat interface.
441 points by timpera | 206 comments
Short blog note by Simon Willison finding that the ChatGPT/Codex desktop app ships a 1.7GB runtime with Python, Node.js, Poppler, git and LibreOffice for skills.
899 points by pjerem | 463 comments
A single-page etiquette site asking people not to paste unedited ChatGPT output as replies and to answer in their own words instead.
436 points by allanrbo | 295 comments
OpenAI community forum post announcing a preview of Codex in the ChatGPT desktop app for Linux; the capture shows only a Cloudflare verification challenge.
1028 points by gmays | 587 comments
A shared ChatGPT conversation, attributed to Terence Tao, working through the factorization and Jacobian check of a claimed Jacobian Conjecture counterexample.
1012 points by montecarl | 774 comments
OpenAI's landing page for advertisers to buy relevant ads that appear inside ChatGPT conversations.
1499 points by logickkk1 | 1055 comments
OpenAI's product release announcement for GPT-5.6, a frontier model touted for better performance per dollar and on-demand capability for hard tasks.
325 points by Tiberium | 163 comments
OpenAI announcement page about ChatGPT for ambitious work, captured behind a Cloudflare verification challenge.
715 points by logickkk1 | 473 comments
OpenAI announcement page introducing GPT-Live; the capture shows only a Cloudflare verification challenge instead of the article.
1103 points by alain94040 | 1163 comments
Washington Post article reporting that the U.S. government will vet who can use OpenAI's latest ChatGPT model upgrade amid increased federal AI oversight.
1091 points by minimaxir | 695 comments
OpenAI announcement post previewing GPT-5.6 Sol, a next-generation language model, with a linked system card.
533 points by rishikeshs | 210 comments
CrankGPT landing page opening with the teaser question of what climate change, wealth concentration, and flabby arms have in common.
395 points by speckx | 307 comments
A personal blog post by a freelance writer/translator in Ottawa about her workload and people assuming she can just upload her work to ChatGPT.
646 points by andrehacker | 1029 comments
Ask HN discussion thread asking users to describe the moment they realized generative AI models were more capable than they had assumed.
1753 points by theorchid | 850 comments
A personal essay recounting frustration with people replying using copy-pasted AI answers, including on GitHub discussions and from an employer sharing ChatGPT screenshots.
665 points by speckx | 542 comments
A personal blog post arguing that AI companies train on authors' work without consent or compensation, amounting to plagiarism at scale.
651 points by napolux | 385 comments
A single-page site urging people not to paste AI-generated walls of text into chat conversations, with a Redis vs Memcached example of what not to do.
451 points by mikeevans | 228 comments
OpenAI product announcement that Codex is coming to phones, now in preview in the ChatGPT mobile app.
683 points by _alternator_ | 510 comments
Timothy Gowers's blog post describing how ChatGPT 5.5 Pro produced PhD-level mathematical research in about an hour with little input from him.
482 points by lmbbuchodi | 339 comments
Blog post analyzing how ChatGPT injects ad units into its conversation stream and how OpenAI's OAIQ merchant tracking SDK closes the attribution loop.
733 points by pr337h4m | 508 comments
Scientific American article about an amateur who used ChatGPT to prove a 60-year-old Erdős conjecture with a novel method.
1518 points by rd | 1014 comments
OpenAI's product announcement page introducing GPT-5.5, billed as a new class of intelligence for real work, dated April 23, 2026.
984 points by wahnfrieden | 874 comments
OpenAI announcement page for ChatGPT Images 2.0, showing a livestream placeholder for the launch of its new image generation model.
493 points by surprisetalk | 457 comments
OpenAI announcement that it closed a $122 billion funding round at an $852 billion post-money valuation.
922 points by alberto-m | 596 comments
A blog post reverse-engineering the encrypted Cloudflare program that inspects ChatGPT's React state before allowing users to type.
401 points by speckx | 261 comments
Search Engine Land article reporting Walmart found ChatGPT in-chat checkout converted about 3x worse than its website after testing 200,000 items.
584 points by namnnumbr | 228 comments
A single-page site defining "sloppypasta", verbatim unread LLM output pasted at others, explaining why it is rude and proposing rules for sharing AI text.
960 points by mudkipdev | 754 comments
OpenAI's announcement page for GPT-5.4, shown here as the GPT-5.4 Thinking System Card publication dated March 5, 2026.
365 points by meetpateltech | 284 comments
OpenAI announcement of GPT-5.3 Instant, an update to ChatGPT's most-used model aimed at smoother, more useful everyday conversations.
1661 points by carlosrg | 313 comments
OpenAI help center article explaining how to permanently delete a ChatGPT/OpenAI account via the Privacy Portal or within ChatGPT.
837 points by tobr | 198 comments
OpenAI help center article explaining how to cancel a self-service ChatGPT subscription, excluding Enterprise and Edu plans.
437 points by iamskeole | 599 comments
Benedict Evans essay analyzing OpenAI's competitive position, arguing it lacks unique tech and has a broad but shallowly engaged user base.
416 points by randycupertino | 211 comments
Dexerto news article reporting that the acting US cybersecurity chief uploaded sensitive government files to ChatGPT.
432 points by simonw | 305 comments
Simon Willison's blog post describing undocumented upgrades to ChatGPT's code container: running Bash, Node.js and other languages, pip/npm installs via proxy, and file downloads.
658 points by misswaterfairy | 463 comments
MIT Media Lab publication page for a study on how using ChatGPT for essay writing affects brain activity and leads to accumulated cognitive debt.
534 points by calcifer | 463 comments
A personal blog post titled "The A in AGI stands for Ads" that speculates, half-satirically, on how OpenAI might introduce advertising.
401 points by saikatsg | 578 comments
OpenAI announcement introducing ChatGPT Health, a dedicated ChatGPT experience for health and wellness with a waitlist.
411 points by randycupertino | 240 comments
Ars Technica article on a murder-suicide lawsuit accusing OpenAI of withholding full ChatGPT logs and selectively hiding data after users die.
506 points by charlierguo | 241 comments
OpenAI product announcement of the new ChatGPT Images, powered by the GPT Image 1.5 model, released December 16, 2025.
700 points by florian_s | 436 comments
Substack essay by Kenyan writer Marcus Olang' arguing that his formal writing style, shaped by Kenyan education, is wrongly mistaken for ChatGPT output.
524 points by simonw | 303 comments
Simon Willison blog post reporting that OpenAI has quietly added Anthropic-style skills support to ChatGPT's Code Interpreter and the Codex CLI.
770 points by goplayoutside | 849 comments
The Verge news article reporting that OpenAI has declared a 'code red' internally as Google catches up in the AI race.
821 points by dmitrygr | 321 comments
Tega Brain's project page for Slop Evader, a Chrome/Firefox extension that limits Google search results to content published before ChatGPT's November 30, 2022 release.
797 points by fleahunter | 695 comments
BleepingComputer news article reporting that leaked code shows OpenAI is preparing to roll out ads in ChatGPT.
511 points by tedsanders | 649 comments
OpenAI's announcement of GPT-5.1, an upgrade to GPT-5 in ChatGPT with improved conversation and customization, rolling out first to paid users.
382 points by meetpateltech | 359 comments
OpenAI blog post explaining its opposition to the New York Times' legal demand for ChatGPT user conversation data in their copyright lawsuit.
433 points by wg0 | 151 comments
A post on X (Twitter) by Omar Quraishi about a Pakistani newspaper that accidentally printed an AI prompt alongside a published article.
365 points by randycupertino | 399 comments
CTV News article reporting that OpenAI updated ChatGPT usage policies to disallow providing tailored legal and medical advice.
327 points by jnord | 456 comments
TechCrunch article reporting OpenAI's disclosure that over a million ChatGPT users discuss suicide with the chatbot each week.
741 points by AndrewDucker | 301 comments
Anil Dash blog post arguing that OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser undermines the open web, calling it an anti-web browser.
715 points by easton | 681 comments
Product landing page for ChatGPT Atlas, OpenAI's ChatGPT-based web browser, offering a download currently available only for macOS.
477 points by beyarkay | 358 comments
Blog essay explaining why common beliefs about fixing bugs in regular software don't apply to AI systems like ChatGPT, aimed at technical readers.
1409 points by huseyinkeles | 283 comments
GitHub repository for nanochat, Andrej Karpathy's minimal full-stack codebase for training and serving a small ChatGPT-like LLM for about $100.
449 points by alvis | 363 comments
OpenAI developer documentation home for the Apps SDK, a preview framework for building apps that run inside ChatGPT using MCP servers.
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412 points by ghuntley | 85 comments
YouTube video by sammyuri showing a ChatGPT-style language model built using Minecraft redstone circuitry.
590 points by meetpateltech | 652 comments
OpenAI announcement introducing ChatGPT Pulse, a feature that lets ChatGPT proactively start conversations with users.
361 points by ingve | 136 comments
Blog post by Jim Nielsen on how searching "AI chat" in the Mac App Store surfaces many knockoff apps with ChatGPT-like icons, likened to a counterfeit flea market.
408 points by shloked | 216 comments
Blog post analyzing how Claude's memory system works, retrieving from raw conversation history on demand, and contrasting it with ChatGPT's memory design.
495 points by meetpateltech | 270 comments
OpenAI platform documentation page for ChatGPT Developer Mode with full MCP client access; the capture shows an authentication error page.
334 points by simonw | 248 comments
Simon Willison blog post arguing GPT-5 Thinking in ChatGPT, which he calls his Research Goblin, is very good at web search, with examples of queries he ran.