Sam Altman to return at OpenAI: Microsoft-funded OpenAI, one of the top companies in the tech world, has gained great fame across the world by launching ChatGPT. Many companies have integrated this artificial intelligence based chatbot tool into their products.
ChatGPT and its developer OpenAI are in the news these days for other things. Sam Altman, who launched ChatGPT, was fired from his job by the board members of Open AI a few days ago and he was ousted from the post of CEO.
After Sam Altman’s departure, former Open AI President Greg Brockman also said goodbye to the company. Since Sam’s separation from the company, Open AI has been in the news continuously and many other employees are also talking about leaving the company.
Latest Update: Now it has come to light that talks are going on between Sam Altman and the board members of OpenAI regarding his return. According to a Bloomberg report, discussions are ongoing between Altman and a board member, Adam D’Angelo, adding that the former CEO could return to the board as a director.
After leaving Open AI, Microsoft has given the responsibility of leading its advanced AI research to Sam Altman. Meanwhile, company President and CEO Satya Nadella said that it is still possible that Altman may return to OpenAI.
Satya Nadella said in an interview with CNBC that if Altman and former OpenAI president Greg Brockman do not return to Open AI, Microsoft wants them to have a luxurious house. This means that they should work with a good company.
Will Sam Altman go back to OpenAI? In response to this question in the interview, Satya Nadella said that both the paths are open for him. This means that if Sam wants, he can remain with Microsoft or even return to Open AI.