Sam Altman was an OpenAI leader
Former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has joined Microsoft as a member of its AI research team, which will serve as a subsidiary of OpenAI. The company’s board has named former Twitch CEO Emmett Shear as the interim CEO. Notably, this comes a month after OpenAI’s President Greg Brockman announced that he was quitting over Altman’s sudden departure from the startup.
Sam Altman is a former OpenAI CEO
OpenAI has named Emmett Shear, the former CEO of streaming platform Twitch, as its interim CEO. The Silicon Valley-based startup was founded in 2011 by Drew Altman, Elon Musk and others. “The mission continues,” Altman tweeted, adding that Shear will lead the company for the next three years. This comes after Altman announced his departure from OpenAI, which he founded.
Sam Altman is a former OpenAI CEO
OpenAI Co-founder Sam Altman and CHAT GPT Co-founder Nathan Benaich have said that the firm’s bylaws gave a handful of people, with no financial stake in the company, the power to upend the project on a whim. They added that OpenAI’s corporate structure has been at odds with the need to support research through huge amounts of equity investment.
OpenAI’s structure gave 4 people the power to fire Sam
Sam Altman, who was ousted as CEO of AI startup OpenAI, said he doesn’t have much experience with nonprofits. “I don’t have a lot of experience with startups,” he added. “Some things…only a CEO can do…or you have to kill some project, or something with a major partner,” Altman further said. He was hired by OpenAI in 2015 as its CEO.
Sam the CEO of Openai Ousts
US-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup OpenAI’s Co-founder and CEO Greg Brockman is stepping down from his position as the chair of the board. The startup said that Brockman was not “consistently candid in his communications with the board”, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. Mira Murati, the startup’s Chief Operating Officer, has been appointed as the interim CEO.
Sam Altman’s sudden exit is a big deal
OpenAI’s Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati, who left the company on Friday, has said that she is “proud” of the work done by the SoftBank-backed company. Murati has been leading teams that develop tools such as ChatGPT and Dall-E. “I’m excited to be able to return to my home state of California where I was raised,” she added.
Who is OpenAI’s new interim CEO?
Sam Altman, who was CEO of AI startup OpenAI, announced on Friday that he’s leaving the company. “I loved my time at openai. He predicted artificial intelligence will be ‘the greatest leap forward of any technological revolution we’ve had so far’,” Altman said. He had joined OpenAI in 2013 from Twitter, where he was the VP and Co-founder.
Soon, the builders option may be available to chatGpt subscribers
OpenAI, a human-powered chatbot platform, is planning to release an enterprise ‘Team’ subscription plan with “Flexible” and “Annual” options. According to a user named Choi, the team plan will include an unlimited high-speed GPT-4 and four times longer context. The non-annual option will be $30 per month, and both plans have a three-user minimum.
You can now talk to someone and look at your life
Artificial intelligence startup OpenAI has announced it’ll be testing audio-enabled synthesis of synthetic speech and audio-audio on its chat service, ChatGPT. It’ll begin using audio and visual data to train its machine learning models, OpenAI said. It’ll test the feature with a Podcaster, who’ll be able to mimic the original voice of a Podcaster and translate it into more than one language.
The content moderation dilemma should be solved by GPT-4
US-based OpenAI said it has received a lawsuit from The New York Times over its generative AI tool ChatGPT that serves users reports based on Times articles. It said the lawsuit could lead to an order from a federal judge to destroy ChatGPT’s dataset, forcing it to recreate it using only work authorised to be used. The lawsuit has been filed by The Times.