Altman details Musk's OpenAI Fallout
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said Tuesday that Elon Musk's management style "demotivated" some of the company's researchers and that his exit was a "morale boost." "I don't think Mr. Mus
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Altman explained that he snapped after losing control over OpenAI, where he’s currently CEO of both the for-profit and nonprofit. He claimed that he seriously entertained walking away from OpenAI forever and taking Microsoft’s offer to instead spearhead an AI research wing of the tech giant, where he could get rich.
A senior director of AI at Microsoft left to join OpenAI; a former AI2 leader has taken a role at Meta and other Pacific Northwest tech moves.