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OpenAI is merging the Chat and Work tabs in the ChatGPT desktop app into a single interface. Codex remains separate, but will share one token limit with chat. It is first testing with selected users.
An opinion piece on Tech Policy Press proposes that the EU AI Office introduce a public taxonomy of non-technical safety decisions made by model providers (OpenAI, Anthropic), so that these can be compared and challenged in the enforcement of the AI Act.
An analysis by Wired (citing research by Stanford University and UC San Diego) compares AI chatbots and classic search: AI is good for simple as well as complex queries with source synthesis, but fails when precise sources are missing and selects sources based on relevance, not authority.
Saudi Aramco is buying a 49% stake in the AI company Humain and investing $2.6 billion into it in 2026. Humain builds data centers, develops the Arabic model ALLaM, and plans 3 gigawatts of capacity by 2030.
The Slovak company TrollWall AI has acquired its competitor Elv.ai, which combines AI and human moderators against hateful comments. Elv.ai's clients included Economia, Prima, Refresher, Sparta, and the Czech Police. The acquisition price was not disclosed.
xAI reported a malfunction in the connection between Grok Bot and version control systems in the Cursor tool. The incident occurred on 2 November 2026 at 9:09 UTC and was resolved at 10:24 UTC, i.e., after approximately 75 minutes.
The Qodo tool has integrated the Codex model into AI code review and supplemented it with company knowledge and coding standards in order to catch critical issues even before a pull request is opened.
TechCrunch editors on the Equity podcast criticize statements by AI company CEOs (Sam Altman, Mark Zuckerberg, Marissa Mayer) about personal use of AI as disconnected from the reality of ordinary users, pointing to a risk for both marketing and product.
Kyle Kingsbury, author of the Jepsen testing tool, warns that LLMs are eroding trust in software, documentation, and the organizations that create them, because traditional quality signals can now easily be faked.
Journalist and mathematician Benjamin Skuse tried to push AI-generated scientific papers through IEEE's review process. Human review and integrity-checking tools, according to the source, are so far keeping up with freely available AI tools, but more advanced LLMs are harder to detect.
OpenAI has introduced a limit on the number of paid ChatGPT accounts connected to a single device or payment card. Affected are the Go, Plus, and Pro 100/200/500 plans, not Business, Enterprise, and Edu.
A Wired report describes cases where hikers and climbers relied on AI chatbots (including Claude) when planning wilderness trips and got into danger due to hallucinations and unverified information. 2026 data do not yet confirm an increase in rescue operations.
Starting in December, OpenAI will merge the Chat and Work modes in ChatGPT. The Plus, Pro, and Business plans will share a single token budget for both ChatGPT and Codex; chats with Instant models will not count toward the limit, according to an updated OpenAI support page.
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