OpenAI officially announces Sam Altman has returned as CEO and Microsoft gains a non-voting board seat
- Sam Altman has been reinstated as CEO of OpenAI, while Microsoft has secured a non-voting observer role on the OpenAI board.
- OpenAI employees rebelled and demanded Altman's return after his unexpected departure. The board eventually responded in favor of the employees.
- Altman expressed gratitude to the previous board and outlined plans to continue working with Ilya Sutskever despite his removal from the board.
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Sam Altman is back as CEO of OpenAI with a new board that includes Microsoft. Here's everything we know about the chaotic coup.
Sam Altman got pushed out of OpenAI.Toby Melville/Getty ImagesOpenAI CEO Sam Altman was suddenly ousted by the company's board earlier in November.Within a week, he was back and a new board that included lead investor Microsoft was announced.The tech world is still wondering what led to the shock firing.Sam Altman is back in control of OpenAI and the CEO has a brand new board.The tech boss was fired in a shock board decision earlier this month, …
Sam Altman has officially been reinstated atop OpenAI as CEO
Sam Altman confirmed on Wednesday that he was returning to the helm at OpenAI as CEO, nearly two weeks after he was ousted from the company he co-founded. In a blog post on OpenAI, Altman said he was returning, his replacement would resume her previous role, and the new initial board will consist of Bret Taylor as chair, Larry Summers and Adam D’Angelo. "I have never been more excited about the future," Altman said. "I am extremely grateful for …
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