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  • Sam Altman, 2023
    OpenAI
    / Leadership turmoil and restructuring

    Mira Murati, the company’s chief technology officer (CTO), was named interim CEO. A swift backlash, both internally (among OpenAI employees) and externally (namely, from Microsoft, which owns 49% of OpenAI’s for-profit arm), led to the reinstatement of Altman as CEO and Brockman as president.

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    Mira Murati, the company’s chief technology officer (CTO), was named interim CEO. A swift backlash, both internally (among OpenAI employees) and externally (namely, from Microsoft, which owns 49% of OpenAI’s for-profit arm), led to the reinstatement of Altman as CEO and Brockman as president.

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