:OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman will return to the ChatGPT-maker's board along with three new directors, the world's most prominent artificial intelligence company said on Friday.
FILE PHOTO: Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation CEO Summit in San Francisco, California, U.S. November 16, 2023. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/File Photo:OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman will return to the ChatGPT-maker's board along with three new directors, the world's most prominent artificial intelligence company said on Friday.
Employees, investors and OpenAI's biggest financial backer, Microsoft, had expressed shock over Altman's ouster, which was reversed within days. The investigation by law firm WilmerHale found that a breakdown in trust between the board and Altman led to his firing. Altman's dismissal was not the result of concerns related to OpenAI's finances, product safety or other issues, WilmerHale determined.
The board's lack of detail for its surprise November decision fueled speculation about potential misconduct by Altman, which he and the company have denied, and about supposed existential risks from the technology that OpenAI is building.
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