Microsoft will have observer role on OpenAI’s new board
- Microsoft will have a non-voting board seat at OpenAI, resolving questions about its relationship with the startup.
- OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has been re-hired, with Mira Murati returning as CTO.
- The new board of directors for OpenAI includes Bret Taylor, Larry Summers, and Adam D'Angelo.
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Microsoft wins observer seat at OpenAI
Technology titan, Microsoft, has invested billions of dollars in ChatGPT creator OpenAI and has been given a seat on the startup’s board. The nomination was shared in a memo to OpenAI staff on Wednesday that was later posted to the company’s blog and included a list of priorities from the Chief Executive Officer, Sam Altman,
Microsoft gets non-voting board seat at OpenAI as Sam Altman returns as CEO
Microsoft will gain a non-voting observer seat on OpenAI’s revamped board of directors after a bizarre series of events that included the surprise firing and re-hiring of Sam Altman as the firm’s CEO.
As Altman crisis draws to a close, Microsoft gets observer seat at OpenAI board
Tech giant Microsoft, which has invested billions of dollars in ChatGPT maker OpenAI, has now got a seat on the board that recently fired CEO Sam Altman, kicking off an incredible series of events that saw him joining Microsoft, then returning to OpenAI as CEO. A memo was shared with OpenAI staff on Wednesday (Nov 29) apprising them of the development. The memo was later posted to OpenAI's blog. It also had a list of priorities from CEO Sam Al
Software giant Microsoft invested one billion dollars in AI startup OpenAI back in 2019. In the meantime, investment commitments have not only increased many times over. Following the drama surrounding Sam Altman, the Group is also sending a member to the board of directors of the ChatGPT inventor.
Microsoft gets OpenAI board seat as a non-voting observer
It’s official. One week after the initial agreement, OpenAI announced on November 29 that Sam Altman has taken the helm of the company again. However, he won’t be a member of its board of directors. Adam D’Angelo (the only member of the board that ousted Altman) remains in place, and is joined by Bret Taylor (the new board chairperson) and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers. One notable change is that Microsoft now gets a board seat as a no…
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