OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s San Francisco home was attacked twice in three days—first with a Molotov cocktail, then with gunfire—the first attack of which was motivated by hatred of artificial intelligence, according to authorities, and marks a sharp escalation in anti-AI sentiment.

Sam Altman is known for many things, most notably as the tech entrepreneur behind OpenAI. So if you’ve ever used ChatGPT, you sort of already know him. And while he’s the public face of artificial intelligence,

The young Texas man who authorities said traveled to San Francisco to firebomb Sam Altman’s mega-mansion wrote a manifesto saying he must “lead by example” in killing the OpenAI founder, court documents show.

Two suspects have been arrested for negligent discharge after a possible shooting outside OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home. Authorities arrested 25-year-old Amanda Tom and 23-year-old Muhamad Tarik Hussein after officers responded at 2:56 a.

Altman's home was also targeted in a second attack, with two suspects currently in custody. Security expert says ‘executives are more vulnerable than ever.’

The attempted fire-bombing at the home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman led some Silicon Valley figures to accuse AI critics of inspiring political violence.

Glydways Inc., the robocar startup backed by Sam Altman, is in talks to raise an additional $250 million on the heels of a roughly $170 million Series C round, underlining the high hopes and daunting hurdles of developing closed-loop self-driving car systems.

Frontier junior runner Kevin Altman proves to be a relentless competitor while overcoming the challenges of autism and being non-verbal.