Maybe he proved Ed Zitron's point that ChattyGPT can replace most CEOs and board member so he just had to go?
The hypothesis that I am leaning towards is that he and the board disagreed about getting bought by MS.
The president and chairman of the board of OpenAI also left the board, but is still president.
@molly0xfff Reckon he will be replaced by AI ? 😛
Those cyberpunk stories where an AI became the CEO and uses humans as puppets.
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>not consistently candid
interesting, what is behind this legalese
A lot of what was said about Altman, according to this article, sounds verrrrry similar to what was said about SBF (substitute "AI" for "crypto" where appropriate):
• "Altman became one of the world’s most visible tech executives and a sought-after expert"
• "Altman has been regarded as the leading voice in the AI field"
• "Altman has long been viewed as a Silicon Valley wunderkind"
• "He has been called [...] the 'Oppenheimer of our age'"
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/nov/17/openai-ceo-sam-altman-fired
Oppenheimer of our age? 😱😂
How bad do have to lie for a Silicon Valley board to not trust you, when you are a rich guy?
My guess is he either stole their money or it's something like cannibal-level outrageous.