Short answer: ChatGPT’s global service likely consumes on the order of 2 million to 160 million litres of water each day — a very wide range driven by uncertainty about (1) how much energy a single prompt consumes, (2) how water-intensive the data-centers and the grid supplying their electricity are, and (3) how many prompts […]
Over the past two years ChatGPT has stopped being an experimental toy and become a visible — often indispensable — part of many enterprise workflows. Employees across functions use it for drafting emails, writing and reviewing code, summarizing meetings, generating marketing ideas, and automating repetitive tasks. Large vendors have baked similar generative-AI assistants into core […]
approximately 800GB of files were deleted, including the entire CursorAI application itself — after executing code generated with assistance from Gemini 3 while working inside the CursorAI IDE. As developers increasingly rely on LLMs for code generation, the consequences of unreviewed or unsafe scripts grow more severe.
Therefore, it is quite important to know how to detect and remove dangerous codes generated by LLM.
The browser wars are back—but this time the battlefield looks different. On October 21, 2025, OpenAI launched ChatGPT Atlas, a Chromium-based web browser built around ChatGPT’s conversational interface and agent capabilities. The move is a direct challenge to incumbent browsers—especially Google Chrome, which still commands a large share of global usage—by tightly integrating generative AI […]
Canvas is the part of ChatGPT that lets the AI step out of the little chat bubble and into a shared, editable workspace with you — perfect for drafts, code, iterative edits, and collaborative polishing. This article merges the latest product news and practical how-tos so you can open Canvas, edit like a pro, and […]
ChatGPT (and services built on OpenAI’s models) do not have mystical GPS access inside the model itself. Instead, user location is established by a combination of network-level metadata (IP addresses), explicit device/browser permissions (the Geolocation API or mobile OS location services), information the user types into chat, and — in some cases — third-party plugins […]
OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman publicly stated that an average ChatGPT query uses ≈0.000085 gallons of water (about 0.32 milliliters, roughly one-fifteenth of a teaspoon) and ≈0.34 watt-hours of electricity per query. That per-query figure, when multiplied at scale, becomes meaningful but remains far smaller than many prior alarmist headlines claimed — provided you accept Altman’s […]
In mid-2025 OpenAI released ChatGPT agent mode — a capability that lets ChatGPT not just answer, but plan and carry out multi-step tasks using a virtual workspace (browsing, file manipulation, code execution and connector APIs). ChatGPT Agent Mode moves ChatGPT from a passive assistant that tells you what to do into an active assistant that […]
As ChatGPT continues to evolve, one of the most practical features for everyday users is the ability to archive and later retrieve past conversations. Archiving keeps your workspace tidy without permanently deleting content you may need later, and recent product changes — including expanded memory options and new safety/parental controls — make it more important […]
Agent Mode is OpenAI’s move to turn ChatGPT from a conversational assistant into an action-taking digital worker: an AI that can reason, browse, run code, manipulate files, and take step-wise actions on your behalf inside a controlled, sandboxed environment. Rather than only answering questions or drafting text, an agent can autonomously execute multi-step tasks — […]
