OpenAI recently celebrated the second birthday of ChatGPT, marking the occasion with significant partnerships and product launches.

Amidst a leadership controversy, Sam Altman returned as CEO of OpenAI just before the one-year anniversary of ChatGPT's launch.

In October, the company announced ChatGPT search, a refined version of GPT-4o that utilizes third-party search providers, alongside the introduction of 'canvas,' a collaborative tool for writing and coding.

Earlier in May 2024, OpenAI launched GPT-4o, its latest flagship model, which boasts faster performance and enhanced capabilities in text, voice, and vision interactions.

In September, OpenAI introduced a new AI model called OpenAI o1, designed to improve reasoning capabilities for complex problem-solving in areas such as science and coding.

In July, the company tested SearchGPT, a prototype AI search feature aimed at providing up-to-date responses with relevant source links, marking its entry into the search engine market.

In March, OpenAI established partnerships with global media outlets, including Le Monde and El País, to enhance content training for its AI models.

In February 2024, OpenAI unveiled Sora, a text-to-video model capable of creating one-minute videos based on prompts, which is still in beta testing despite plans for a March release.