Altman back as OpenAI CEO just days after being removed, along with new board

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5 thoughts on “Altman back as OpenAI CEO just days after being removed, along with new board

  1. When a company’s board member things that it would be good for the company to be destroyed, you know something needs to change. It’s good to see that OpenAI figured that out.

    1. “thinks”, not ‘things’ – I wish IBJ would allow editing or deleting on comments – even if just for the first five minutes a comment is live.

    2. +1 to both.

      As to the board members, I’ve seen a bit of discussion about how the conflict was likely due to the for-profit/non-profit clash. I suspect this will be resolved with the non-profit going away.

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