OpenAI, the company behind the popular ChatGPT bot, has denied reports that its CEO refused to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Hebrew-language media outlets had claimed that Sam Altman rebuffed an invitation from Netanyahu’s office to discuss judicial reform in Israel. However, an OpenAI spokesperson said that the company did not receive a meeting request from Prime Minister Netanyahu. Altman, who is Jewish, is in Israel to meet with President Isaac Herzog, visit Microsoft’s local offices, and attend an event at Tel Aviv University. The reports come amid ongoing controversy over proposed reforms to the Israeli judiciary.
OpenAI: No Meeting Was Ever Coordinated with Netanyahu
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