From left: Emmett Shear, interim CEO, OpenAI; Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft; Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI; Mira Murati, CTO and interim CEO, OpenAI; and Ilya Sutskever, chief scientist and co-founder OpenAI.
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After a high-voltage drama lasting four days, in which Sam Altman was ousted and reinstated as OpenAI’s CEO, the Microsoft-backed firm needs to chart a fresh course. Altman will be under pressure to ensure the rebooted OpenAI 2.0 is not just an upgraded version, but delivers a commercially successfull ChatGPT, sans trials and tribulations of boardroom manoeuvres.
Open Sesame. Once upon a time, these magical words opened a cave full of treasures in the folklore of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Flash forward to the not-so-distant present, and we have Open AI as a magical password to open the cave of treasures that generative AI promises to unveil. That’s the promise many believe in. Hence the events of the last few days have many possible scenarios and repercussions. The cast. Man of the moment: Sam
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