After OpenAI declared a "code red" at the company in response to Google's Gemini, Anthropic's CEO said it doesn't feel threatened.

The directive creates an odd symmetry with events from December 2022, when Google management declared its own “code red” internal emergency after ChatGPT launched and rapidly gained in popularity. At the time,

The tale of two "code red" alerts, three years apart, highlights that even a buzzy AI pioneer like OpenAI can face competitive pressures.

OpenAI in October declared a "Code Orange" as the ChatGPT maker was facing "the greatest competitive pressure".

OpenAI has fundamentally shifted from a position of unchallenged dominance to a defensive “code red” as Google made gains in a part of the AI model development process that OpenAI has struggled in for the last 12 months.

An internal memo to OpenAI workers from CEO Sam Altman reviewed by multiple publications shows the company is feeling squeezed.

OpenAI is developing a new AI model codenamed as ‘Garlic’ as Google’s latest releases threaten to overtake in the closely contested AI race.

OpenAI faces an internal 'code red' as Google's Gemini surges ahead, forcing a halt on revenue plans to fix ChatGPT's performance. Google's integrated infrastructure and custom chips give it a decisive edge.

The rivalry between Google and OpenAI has intensified as the number of advanced models capable of delivering greatly improved results in artificial intelligence