Hello AI Unraveled Listeners, In today’s AI Daily News, OpenAI released GPT-5 for everyone, giving free users a capped version plus GPT-5-mini, while Pro subscribers get unlimited access and a more powerful GPT-5 Pro model. The new model can quickly write code to create custom web applications from a simple prompt, letting people build and adjust tools without needing any programming knowledge. Instead of refusing potentially harmful questions, the system now tries to provide the best safe answer, which helps address innocent queries that might sound more sinister to the AI. Tesla has disbanded its Dojo supercomputer team, ending its internal chip development for driverless technology, while team lead Peter Bannon is leaving and other members are getting reassigned. Apple has confirmed that its Apple Intelligence platform will integrate OpenAI’s new ChatGPT-5 model with the release of iOS 26, which is expected to arrive alongside the iPhone 17. Siri will access ChatGPT-5 when Apple’s own systems cannot handle a request, using its enhanced reasoning, coding tools, voice interaction, and video perception compared to the current GPT-4o model. To maintain user privacy, Apple will obscure IP addresses and prevent OpenAI from storing requests sent to the new model, continuing the same protection technique currently used in iOS 18.
