US EditionSam Altman rejoins OpenAI board of directors as investigation into his ouster comes to a close
- OpenAI's leadership changes, with economist Larry Summers and Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor joining as directors, along with Quora CEO Adam D'Angelo.
- Previous directors responsible for a former leader's ouster are replaced following Sam Altman's return to the company.
- The only existing board member retained by OpenAI is Adam D'Angelo, while new additions include Larry Summers and Bret Taylor.
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An investigation would show that Sam Altman did nothing to justify his - quickly reversed - resignation as CEO of OpenAI this autumn.
After the drama involving his dismissal and days later his readmission at OpenAI, Sam Altman is once again part of the Board of Directors of the company he helped found in 2015.
Altman believes that the energy requirements of AI systems can only be met with nuclear technology — he has invested in several companies in this field. One of them is now on display at South by Southwest.
He will return to his position as CEO of the world's most important artificial intelligence company, after being fired and then reinstated in November in just five days.
Vor allem Elon Musks Klage gegen OpenAI und Sam Altman beschäftigte die Szene in der vergangenen Woche. Sie ist exemplarisch für ein weltweites Rennen um die Vormachtstellung
Sam Altman, who was fired and since reinstated as a top executive at OpenAI, will now become part of the company's board.
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