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Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI Inc., at Station F during the AI Action Summit in Paris, France, on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025. France is set to announce a total of 109 billion in investment in artificial intelligence projects in the country by companies, funds and other sources over the coming years, President Emmanuel Macron said on the eve of a two-day AI Action Summit. Photographer: Nathan Laine/Bloomberg via Getty Images

An AI ‘gold rush.’ What to know about OpenAI’s record $40-billion funding round

The latest $40-billion investment round will bring the ChatGPT’s valuation to $300 billion.

Our reporter goes to an AI gym.

I worked out with an AI trainer at L.A.’s ‘first full-scale AI-powered gym.’ Here’s how it went

Los Angeles, CA. March 8, 2025 - Voice actor Nick Meyer poses for a portrait in Los Angeles, CA on Saturday, March 8, 2025. ( Emil Ravelo/For The Times)
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Voice clones pose an ‘existential crisis’ for actors: ‘It’s a violation of our humanity’

LOS ANGELES, CA-March 19, 2025: People watch AI generated short films during the Open AI text to video tool Sora's showcasing "Sora Selects" at Brain Dead Studios, in Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.(Etienne Laurent / For The Times)

OpenAI takes its pitch to Hollywood creatives after launching controversial video tool

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Hollywood creatives urge government to defend copyright laws against AI

Celine Dion warns fans about ‘fake and not approved’ AI-generated music credited to her

Elon Musk’s feud with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, explained

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Arellano: Did AI really defend the KKK at the end of my column? Let’s discuss

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Contributor: Great documentaries reveal history’s truth. Unregulated AI threatens to distort it

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An ‘industry behemoth.’ Inside the federal government’s efforts to break up Google

Google, the Mountain View-based search and digital advertising giant, is facing increasing scrutiny as the government has recommended it be broken up and its lucrative search index opened to rivals.

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