Sam Altman Says He Was 'Tricked' Into Goldman Sachs Internship, Now It's Helping Take OpenAI Public
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Sam Altman Says He Was 'Tricked' Into Goldman Sachs Internship, Now It's Helping Take OpenAI Public
Sam Altman once thought a Goldman Sachs internship was the obvious next step for a high-achieving college student. He now runs one of the world's most valuable AI companies, and now Goldman Sachs is helping prepare that company for a potential stock-market debut. Speaking at the Internapalooza Conference last month, the OpenAI CEO said he was 'peer pressured and kind of tricked' into applying for the prestigious investment banking internship dur…
Sam Altman thinks working at Goldman Sachs ‘sounds unbelievably terrible now’ and admits he was ‘peer pressured’ into accepting an internship there
Two decades after his application to the bank, OpenAI is recruiting Wall Street veterans and teaching AI to do the work of junior bankers.
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