Sam Altman says Anthropic's Super Bowl ads mocking ChatGPT were funny but that OpenAI would never use advertising the way its depicted.

The OpenAI boss said Anthropic’s portrayal of how ads impact ChatGPT is ‘clearly dishonest.’

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has criticised rival Anthropic over what he called “dishonest” advertising, accusing the company of trying to control how artificial intelligence is used and renewing the debate over free access to AI.

While Anthropic doesn't outright name ChatGPT, it's clear who the target of its coming Super Bowl ad is.

Anthropic’s recent release of a software product tailored to in-house legal teams is a warning to legal tech vendors: If your product is little more than a wrapper for dominant AI models, you might be in trouble.

According to a recent Business Insider report, the latest high-paying job in the tech industry is high-level communications and storytelling for companies. Senior roles pay between $200,000 and $775,000 per year at top firms like Anthropic. According to Indeed, a director of communications makes $107,000 on average in the U.S.

The collaboration is being discussed as part of Amazon's ongoing talks to invest up to $50 billion in OpenAI, according to a source familiar.

OpenAI hired an Anthropic safety researcher as its head of preparedness, which pays up to $555,000 plus equity.