Hi, I'm Andrew Ross Sorkin, co-host of Squawk Box, and this is Five Things to Know before today's opening bell.

Reports say that OpenAI is now planning to launch its next big artificial intelligence model as early as next month.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman saying on X last week that GPT5 would be released, in his words, quote, soon.

In the meantime, Elon Musk's Starlink Internet Service, suffering one of its biggest ever international outages. Tens of thousands of users were kicked offline, and Starlink's

vice president of engineering writing on X that the outage was due to a software failure.

He said the network was back up and running after about two hours.

And the board of Charles Schwab authorizing a new $20 billion stock buyback that replaces the

previous plan. Shares of health insurer centine, they are plunging. The company posted a

surprise loss of 16 cents per share in the most recent quarter. The street had been looking

for a profit of 86 cents per share.

The CEO citing higher medical costs and said that she was disappointed by the results.

And team planning to provide full year guidance during the conference call later today.

And the human resources executive who was caught on camera, if you remember, in that intimate

moment with the CEO of her company,

astronomer at a Coldplay concert has now left the company.

An astronomer's spokesperson telling CNBC, the official is no longer with the firm.

Astronomer's CEO, Andy Byron, was married and has children resigned several days ago.

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