OpenAI company has ousted its CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman. 38-year-old Sam Altman came into limelight last year when he introduced AI-based chatbot ChatGPT to the world. Four people on the board are said to be involved in his ouster from the company.
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPIT, has shown the door to its CEO Sam Altman. The company has also got the support of a big company like Microsoft. Along with this, the company also removed President Greg Brockman from the board. Brockman resigned after a few hours. He wrote in a post that he is proud of what we have built together since starting in his apartment eight years ago. He wrote that based on today’s news he is leaving his post. I wish everyone the best. Let us tell you that 38 year old Sam Altman came into limelight last year when he introduced AI based chatbot ChatGPT to the world. Let us tell you who are the four people on the board who have shown Sam Altman the way out of the company.
According to media reports, Adam D’Angelo, CEO of the website Quora, joined the board of OpenAI in April 2018. At the time, he wrote that “I think working toward general AI (with security in mind) is important and underappreciated.” In an interview with Forbes in January, D’Angelo argued that one of OpenAI’s strengths was its capped-profit business model. He wrote that hopefully we can do a lot more good for the world instead of becoming just another big corporation.
ChatGPT fired CEO Sam Altman, who created the charisma of AI, know the reason
Tasha McCauley is an associate senior management scientist at the RAND Corporation, a job she started in 2023, according to her LinkedIn profile. He previously co-founded Fellow Robots, a startup he launched with a colleague from Singularity University. Here he worked as the director of an Innovation Lab. Let us tell you that McCauley currently sits on the advisory board of the British-founded International Center for the Governance of AI along with fellow OpenAI director Helen Toner.
Ilya Sutskever is now the only remaining co-founder on OpenAI’s board of directors. He joined the company after receiving his PhD in Computer Science at the University of Toronto. After some time, he was a co-founder of a project called DNNResearch. After this, he worked as a research scientist at Google till the end of 2015. He was the initial research director of OpenAI and rose to become chief scientist. In July, OpenAI announced that Suskever was co-leading a team that would focus on OpenAI’s “superalignment”.
This will help develop technical solutions to monitor AI if it is to someday become smarter than humans. “If you value intelligence above all other human qualities, you will have a bad time,” Sutskever wrote in a recent post on social media platform
Helen Toner, director of strategy and basic research at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology, joined OpenAI’s board of directors in September 2021. Brockman said in a statement at the time that he greatly valued Helen’s deep thinking about the long-term risks and impacts of AI.
