The CEO of OpenAI which is acknowledged globally for making ChatGPT, has been fired. Yes, you heard it right, since this news broke out it has been making headlines everywhere causing a stir and a wide range of disagreements. Reportedly, OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman was ousted after debates and disagreements over AI Safety and commercialization, between him and the board members. The clash between the board and OpenAI’s CEO resulted in the ouster of Sam Altman. If you are also scrambling to know what actually happened within OpenAI, the following sections are waiting for you. Kindly stick with this page and go through it till the end. Swipe down the page.
As per the source, the chief executive officer of Open AI was involved in wide-ranging disagreements with his board in particular with the Co-founder and Chief Scientist of Open AI, Ilya Sutskever. A person familiar with the development claimed that the argument between Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever included differences of opinion on the speed of development of the technology, AI safety, and the commercialization of Open AI. Swipe down the page and read more details in the next section.
It is said that the argument echoes prolonged rifts within the ChatGPT-maker company over the responsible development of AI tools, depicting that the company plagued since its beginning. In 2018, Elon Musk also ended his ties with OpenAI over safety and commercialization disputes, and in 2020 a group of employees shockingly left the company and started rival Anthropic company. The Co-founder and chief scientist of OpenAI, Ilya Sutskever made a new team in July at the company to build super-intelligent future AI systems which would be under control. Swipe down the page and read more details.
An Israeli-Canadia computer scientist joined OpenAI, who was a researcher at Standford University and a former worker of Google Brain. A few days back the responsibilities of the company’s Chief Scientist were reduced at the organization reflecting friction with the company’s president Greg Brockman and now-fired CEO Altman. Later Sutskever appealed to the board to win over some members as a result the president of the company, Greg Brockman, signed his resignation on Friday, November 17, 2023, followed by Sam Altman’s ouster after clashes with the board. The debates included differences in the speed of development of the technology, opinions on AI safety, and the commercialization of the company.