Profitless and funded by an ongoing circle jerk of VCs and strategic deals, OpenAI is in a panic as Google's Gemini has apparently ceased sucking and taken the lead in the LLM wars. If the funding dries up,

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

Google’s generative AI model outperforms ChatGPT on independent tests, while its Nano Banana, Gemini 3 models attract increasingly more monthly active users, prompting OpenAI to drop other projects an

In a memo to staff, CEO Sam Altman has emphasized the need to enhance ChatGPT’s day-to-day performance. ・The pivot comes amid rising competitive pressure, especially from Gemini, a fresh AI model from Google.

On Tuesday, Cramer suggested on X that the introduction of Google’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Gemini 3 AI model could lead to OpenAI’s downfall. He anticipated a surge of tens of millions of users to the Gemini 3 platform.

When looking at direct comparisons between Gemini and Copilot, it is likely that the former will contribute 100% revenue gains for Alphabet first, given its lead in users and easy distribution through the existing Google ecosystem. Gemini looks to be well on its way to 1 billion users, and the recent launch of Gemini 3 could be a game changer.

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

Inside Gemini 3’s ripple effect, how Google’s Stack, data, and devices reset the AI race for OpenAI and the rest. Sam Altman’s memo and why

Wall Street just picked its fighter, and it isn’t OpenAI, Nvidia, or Tesla. It’s Google. Since the Gemini 3 release on November 18, investors have been rotating hard into Alphabet stock, sending it up nearly 30% this quarter,