OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman has been appointed to lead Microsoft’s new in-house artificial intelligence team following his departure from the startup last week. Altman, who was ousted from OpenAI, will be joined by Greg Brockman, another co-founder and former OpenAI board member. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expressed his confidence in Altman and Brockman, stating that the company would provide the necessary resources for their success. Despite Altman’s departure, Microsoft remains committed to its partnership with OpenAI and will continue to support its customers and partners. The move signifies a strategic expansion for Microsoft in the field of artificial intelligence.
OpenAI Co-Founder Sam Altman Joins Microsoft to Lead New AI Team, US
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