INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, announced on Friday that it has removed its co-founder and CEO, Sam Altman, following a review that revealed
voice on the promises and potential risks of artificial intelligence
OpenAI CEO Sam AltmanOpenAI's chief technology officer, Mira Murati, will assume the role of interim CEO immediately as the company conducts
a search for a permanent replacement.The announcement also mentioned that another co-founder and prominent executive, Greg Brockman, who
serves as the board's chairman, would step down from that role but remain with the company as its president
details on the nature of Altman's alleged lack of candor, stating only that his behavior was impeding the board's ability to fulfill its
responsibilities.Altman posted on X shortly after OpenAI published its blog: "i loved my time at openai
it was transformative for me personally, and hopefully the world a little bit
most of all i loved working with such talented people
today was a weird experience in many ways
the outpouring of love is awesome
one takeaway: go tell your friends how great you think they are," Altman said in his post.According to a Wall Street Journal report, Altman
expressed shock and anger over his ouster and attributed the board's decision to a power struggle
The disagreements revolved around various issues, such as finding the right balance between speed and safety, as reported by individuals
familiar with one of the conversations, the WSJ report said.The sudden removal of Altman sent ripples of surprise across the tech industry
This development followed a week during which Altman made multiple public appearances to discuss the company
It represents a remarkable reversal for a figure who had become the prominent face of the generative AI.(With inputs from agencies)What's
the importance of regulating AI?: Times of India's Samir Jain in conversation with Sam Altman
