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OpenAI admits to slowing down AI model development

Observador11 September 2026 at 13:25

OpenAI, the company responsible for ChatGPT, is considering slowing down the development of more advanced artificial intelligence models. The decision was revealed by the company's CEO during a meeting with employees held this week. This change in direction comes at a time when the race to develop AI has been increasingly intense, with several tech companies competing for leadership in the sector. The CEO shared this information directly with the collaborators, signaling a possible change in the company's strategy.

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