Welcome back! A Wall Street Journal investigation just pulled the curtain back on one of the most chaotic product kills in AI history. OpenAI's Sora was haemorrhaging a million dollars a day while its user base collapsed, and the company's biggest partner found out the whole thing was over with less than an hour's notice. Meanwhile, Microsoft just admitted that one AI model reviewing its own work is no longer good enough, and Stanford published hard evidence that your chatbot is actively making you a worse person.
In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:
WSJ Investigation: How much was Sora actually costing OpenAI, and why did Disney get blindsided?
Microsoft Critique: What happens when you make Claude review ChatGPT's homework?
Stanford Study: Are AI chatbots turning their users into worse people?
Claude Code: Can an AI agent now test its own software by clicking through it?
