OpenAI has issued a “code red” directive to its employees, moving all teams into urgent, round-the-clock development mode. These directives were issued to accelerate upgrades to ChatGPT amid growing pressure from Google’s newly launched Gemini 3 model.

The warning was delivered by CEO Sam Altman last week and these as the company marked three years since the release of ChatGPT. The latest developments suggest that OpenAI now views maintaining its lead as an immediate priority.

According to internal tests, Google's Gemini 3 outperformed ChatGPT on several parameters, including multimodal ability, reasoning, and response time and the shift has generated concern at OpenAI, causing the business to halt non-essential initiatives and experimental features while teams have also been directed to focus on improving ChatGPT's speed, personalization, and dependability.


The Associated Press reported that although ChatGPT has more than 800 million weekly users and a valuation of around $500 million, it is yet to turn profitable. OpenAI has committed over $1 trillion in financial obligations to cloud service providers and chip manufacturers that support its AI infrastructure, placing further pressure on the organisation to strengthen its flagship product.

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Washington (PTI): US President Donald Trump on Thursday said stopping the “evil empire” in Iran was of greater importance to him than oil prices, which have been ruling high since the US and Israel launched a war on Iran on February 28.

Iranian attacks on ships and oil infrastructure in West Asia have pushed crude prices above USD 100 a barrel.

“The United States is the largest Oil Producer in the World, by far, so when oil prices go up, we make a lot of money. BUT, of far greater interest and importance to me, as President, is stopping an evil Empire, Iran, from having Nuclear Weapons, and destroying the Middle East and, indeed, the World. I won’t ever let that happen,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social.

Launched on February 28, Operation Epic Fury against Iran has divided political opinion in the US, with Democrats demanding public hearings with testimony from top Trump administration officials.

White House officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have held classified briefings with lawmakers since the attacks on Iran began. However, there have been claims that Trump has been sending mixed signals on the progress achieved in the war.

"Here we are well into the second week, and it is still the case that the Trump administration cannot explain the reasons that we entered this war, the goals we're trying to accomplish, and the methods for doing that," Democrat senator Elizabeth Warren was quoted as saying after a classified briefing.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, in a post on X, accused the “left-wing media” of pushing a “fake narrative” about mixed messaging about the objectives of Operation Epic Fury.

“From the beginning, President Trump and his entire team have consistently laid out clear objectives to the American people about what the US Military seeks to accomplish through these ongoing successful major combat operations,” Leavitt said.

“Destroy the terrorist Iranian regime’s missiles and raze their missile industry to the ground. Annihilate the terrorist Iranian regime’s navy. Ensure the regime’s fellow terrorist proxies can no longer destabilise the region and attack our forces; Guarantee the terrorist Iranian regime cannot obtain a nuclear weapon,” Leavitt said, spelling out the objectives of Operation Epic Fury.

Extending support to the war, Senate Majority Leader John Thune told reporters in the Capitol on Tuesday, the war could be "generational in terms of its impact."

“Not only for that region, but for the entire world, because they continued –  Iran – to be the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world. They are on the way to nuclear capability, and they're holding that entire region hostage and American interests as well,” Thune said at a weekly press conference.

"So I think this was an important mission to accomplish, and hopefully it'll be accomplished soon,” Thune said.