Follow on Telegram

News AI

OpenAI reportedly resumes model training without live internet access

OpenAI has resumed training its AI models without live internet access, according to reports from the Taipei Times, TechCrunch, and Bloomberg.

TechCrunch reported that the company said it would no longer train its models on the live internet, citing “significant risks.” Bloomberg connected the policy change to cyber incidents, while the Taipei Times described the resumption of training in an internet-free environment.

Taken together, the reports point to a more restricted approach to model training: OpenAI is continuing the process, but without direct access to live online material.

Sources

Read next

US States Consider Pausing Data Center Expansion

Data center growth is coming under greater scrutiny from state governments across the United States. Bloomberg reports that approximately 40% of planned US data center capacity is in states whose governors want to pause or reconsider additional development. The proposed limits could affect a substantial share of planned expansion and

Voters Back AI Oversight and Limits on New Data Centers

Midterm voting produced two outcomes focused on the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence: voters elected watchdogs to oversee AI and approved ballot measures limiting new data centers. The results connect two closely related policy concerns. AI oversight concerns accountability for developing and deploying AI systems, while data-center restrictions address

Investors Question Anthropic's Proposed $1.5 Trillion IPO Valuation

Major investors are skeptical of Anthropic's plans to seek a $1.5 trillion valuation in an initial public offering. The reported doubts center on whether the artificial intelligence company can justify such a high market capitalization. A valuation of that scale would place exceptionally high expectations on the