2023-11-21 12:09:12
Sam Altman He does not give up. The former CEO of OpenAI, the company behind the conversational robot ChatGPT, still wants to regain his position in the company, from which he was abruptly fired last Friday, November 17. This is what the specialized media maintains.The Verge‘ which, in addition, points out that Greg Brockman, former president of the firm also fired last week, would return to the startup with him.
Yesterday Monday, the CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, announced that both Altman and Brockman had reached an agreement with their company to begin running a new artificial intelligence laboratory for it. However, the desire of the two would still be to remain at OpenAI. Well, theirs and that of at least 500 company workers, who yesterday threatened the firm’s board of directors with resigning from their jobs if its members did not resign and the return of the fired executives was accepted.
Among the signatories of the letter is Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI and company executive, who, according to several Anglo-Saxon media, was the main culprit in Altman’s dismissal. All due to philosophical differences within the company. Currently, only two other board members need to change their minds for Altman and Brockman to regain their positions.
In principle, Microsoft would have no problem with the two fired executives regaining their positions at OpenAI. Just as they wouldn’t have it if they finally join your company. “I am open to both options,” said Satya Nadella yesterday in statements to the ‘CNBC‘. The CEO of the technological mother of Windows also pointed out that “it is very clear that something has to change around the governance” of OpenAI, a company in which investors cannot veto the decisions of its board of directors.
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