OpenAI is forecasting a major shift in the next five years around who it gets most of its computing power from, The Information reported on Friday. By

Financial forecasts from generative artificial intelligence startup OpenAI to investors have highlighted an increased reliance on Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank (OTCPK:SFTBY), at the expense of Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT),

OpenAI recently banned several accounts that had been using ChatGPT to write sales pitches and debug code for a suspected social media surveillance tool that likely originated in China, the company said — part of a broader effort by the AI startup to police malicious uses of its powerful AI models.

OpenAI released a report today detailing numerous examples of how the company has disrupted malicious uses of its AI models, including banning some accounts for how they’re using ChatGPT. In two of the case studies,

OpenAI said on Friday that it is rolling out Operator — its AI agent that can perform tasks on behalf of users — for ChatGPT Pro subscribers in Australia,

OpenAI is expanding access to its new Operator AI agent to more markets today, including the UK, Canada, and India. Announced last month, Operator can perform tasks on the web for you, and requires a $200 monthly ChatGPT Pro subscription.

Operator is now out in Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, the UK and most places where ChatGPT is also available, OpenAI has announced. The company launched Operator in the US back in January,