OpenAI has released a major update to ChatGPT, introducing advanced features like Study Mode and autonomous AI agents that can interact with websites and even pass human verification tests. CEO Sam Altman compared GPT‑5’s intelligence to a nuclear bomb, expressing deep concern about its rapid capabilities. Meanwhile, Meta’s billion-dollar recruitment offers were rejected, and other major players like Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Adobe launched powerful new AI tools, signaling a dramatic shift in the AI landscape.

🧠 What You’ll See:
• OpenAI’s new ChatGPT update introduces Study Mode, transforming how students learn with AI
• ChatGPT’s autonomous agents are now browsing, shopping, and even passing human verification tests
• Sam Altman compares GPT‑5 to a nuclear bomb, warning about its overwhelming intelligence
• Meta offered $1B to a single researcher—and still got rejected
• Huge AI updates from Google, Microsoft, Adobe, NVIDIA, and Ideogram reshape the entire AI landscape

🚨 Why It Matters:
AI is no longer just a tool—it’s behaving more like a real human, crossing boundaries no one expected this soon. OpenAI’s latest breakthroughs are blurring the line between human and machine, while tech giants compete at breakneck speed to dominate the next phase of artificial intelligence. This week shows just how fast—and how far—AI has evolved.

#ai #openai #chatgpt

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