Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has revealed that not having an equity stake in the AI startup does not bother him as he already has enough money. Altman said that he still receives selfish benefits from leading OpenAI, including being in interesting conversations and having an interesting life. Microsoft has invested $13bn in OpenAI, making it one of the most recognizable players in the AI industry. Altman explained that OpenAI operates under the governance of a non-profit organization, on whose board of directors he serves. Altman previously served as the CEO of Y Combinator and aims to achieve artificial general intelligence in computers.
Sam Altman’s Reasons for Leading OpenAI: More Than Just Money
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