The chip, called Jalapeño, was built to improve efficiency and lower costs, advancing OpenAI’s strategy to build out a full stack behind its models and products.

OpenAI showed ​off the company's first custom artificial intelligence chip designed in conjunction with Broadcom on Wednesday, as it ‌seeks to speed its development of its infrastructure.

OpenAI will now use its first custom AI chip "Jalapeño" made by Broadcom. It will be used for the heavy computing work of running AI models.

OpenAI on Wednesday announced its first custom chip developed with Broadcom . Called Jalapeño and designed by OpenAI, the chip, the companies say, provides better than current st

The new feature is called Claude Tag. Companies that subscribe to both Slack and Anthropic’s Claude Enterprise or Claude Team plans will be able to bring Claude into threads and

Claude Tag will initially be available in research preview on Slack for Claude Enterprise and for Claude Team customers, but Anthropic is expected to expand its availability in the future. Found this useful?

Your average Slack bot -- an automated assistant you can tag in a Slack conversation -- works like this: You tag the bot. It responds. That's it. Artificial intelligence company Anthropic, which owns the AI chatbot and assistant Claude,

Anthropic has released a version of its popular chatbot Claude that operates like a virtual employee. Claude Tag, the new product, works across organizations within Slack to complete various tasks for teams.

The company said it was investigating the incident after a screenshot obtained by Business Insider showed that employees’ data was exposed. Just two months after Meta announced plans to track employee keystrokes and mouse movements to train its AI models,

Meta has paused a new company-wide program of tracking its employees' computer usage which has been plagued by internal frustration. The program was started only two months ago as part of an effort by Meta to gather data on how people used computers,

Meta pauses MCI after private conversations and employee data were exposed inside the company, renewing concerns over AI training and workplace monitoring.

Meta has suspended an internal AI training program after an internal data leak exposed sensitive employee information company-wide, according to a Business Insider report on June 22. The program, introduced in April,