OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has discussed his dismissal and subsequent reinstatement at the Microsoft-backed artificial intelligence company. Altman returned to his position on November 30, just two weeks after being terminated on November 17. During an interview with The Verge, Altman revealed his feelings of hurt and anger but ultimately accepted the board’s proposal to resume his role. Altman expressed his love for the company and its mission of safe and beneficial AGI, stating that he had dedicated his life to it. While Altman did not disclose the internal details of his dismissal, he expressed willingness to cooperate with an independent investigation. Altman initially felt defiant when the board asked to talk about his reinstatement, but eventually agreed to reconsider. Through this interview, Altman provides insight into the circumstances surrounding his departure and return to OpenAI.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Reveals Truth Behind Dismissal and Reappointment
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