OpenAI is building an X-like social media network

OpenAI is working on its own X-like social media network, the Verge reported on Tuesday, citing multiple sources familiar with the matter.

The project is still in early stages and there is an internal prototype focused on ChatGPT’s image generation that contains a social feed, the report said.

OpenAI did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been privately asking outsiders for feedback about the project, the Verge said, adding that it was unclear whether the company plans to release the social network as a stand-alone application or integrate it into ChatGPT.

—Deborah Sophia, Reuters

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