Microsoft Hires Sam Altman | OpenAI Controversy Update
In the latest twist to the saga involving OpenAI and its erstwhile CEO Sam Altman, Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella, has made a pivotal announcement.
With Emmett Shear, the head of Twitch, stepping in as the new interim CEO of OpenAI, Nadella confirmed Microsoft’s support for OpenAI’s decision.
Nadella’s remarks shed light on Greg Brockman, a co-founder of OpenAI who resigned following Altman’s departure, transitioning to a new role within Microsoft. Furthermore, Nadella disclosed having conversations with Sam Altman about the new responsibilities Brockman will undertake at Microsoft.
This development underscores a significant shift for Brockman and reflects the ongoing partnership between Microsoft and figures previously linked to OpenAI.
Those who left OpenAI will lead a new artificial intelligence unit at Microsoft
*Second from left is Sam Altman, and Greg Brockman is on the far right.
According to the Microsoft CEO’s post on X, Sam Altman and Greg Brockman will lead a new artificial intelligence research division that Microsoft will establish.
Microsoft has reaffirmed its strong partnership with OpenAI, showcasing confidence in the company’s innovative roadmap, especially after the recent Microsoft Ignite announcements. The company pledges ongoing support to its customers and partners and looks forward to working with Emmett Shear and OpenAI’s refreshed leadership. In a noteworthy move, Microsoft has declared that Sam Altman and Greg Brockman, along with their team, will join Microsoft to lead a new avant-garde AI research division. Microsoft is ready to quickly mobilize the necessary resources to foster the success of this team and their trailblazing efforts in AI research.
First statement from Sam Altman: The mission continues
Quoting Satya Nadella’s post, Sam Altman said, “The mission continues.” Greg Brockman, who moved to Microsoft with Sam Altman, did not make a statement on the subject.
Satya Nadella: “I can’t wait to see what you do.”
Satya Nadella has responded to a post by Sam Altman. The response reads as follows:
I’m excited to welcome you as the CEO of this new group, Sam. Over the years, through our experiences with GitHub, Mojang Studios, and LinkedIn, we at Microsoft have gained considerable insight into providing founders and innovators the freedom to develop distinct identities and cultures. I eagerly anticipate seeing you apply these lessons to forge your own path.
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