Recent updates indicate that Sam Altman, who had stepped down as CEO of OpenAI last weekend, is reportedly making a comeback to his role.
This decision arises amid allegations that numerous OpenAI staff members were contemplating resignation following the board of directors’ decision to dismiss Altman.
In a recent message on his X (previously known as Twitter) profile, Altman confirmed speculations regarding his return as the executive chair of OpenAI.
Altman’s return appears to be a calculated move aimed at ensuring the stability of the organization and retaining its workforce.
“I love OpenAI, and all my actions over the past few days have been dedicated to preserving this team and its mission intact. When I opted to join Microsoft on Sunday evening, it was evident that this was the optimal route for both me and the team. With the establishment of the new board and Satya’s backing, I’m…” — Sam Altman (@sama), November 22, 2023.
Microsoft CEO Nadella remarked that after Altman’s stint at OpenAI concludes, he will join Microsoft’s artificial intelligence development team, as he had previously mentioned.
Worldcoin (WLD) is on the rise
The cryptocurrency project Worldcoin, spearheaded by AI luminary Sam Altman, has experienced a notable increase in momentum following his reinstatement in a leadership capacity at OpenAI.
Characterized by its integration of facial recognition technology within the blockchain domain, Worldcoin has drawn heightened attention amid the recent buzz surrounding Altman.
Since the previous evening, the valuation of Worldcoin’s token, WLD, has risen by 11%, now trading at $2.48.
This surge in Worldcoin’s market performance is intimately linked to the revitalized interest and excitement around Altman’s active engagement in both the artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency landscapes.
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