OpenAI CEO Sam Altman had strong words for the company's former directors who abruptly fired him in late November last year.
“[A]”All the people who really helped me and who I feel ruined the company have all left, so now I had to clean up their mess,” he told Bloomberg in a wide-ranging interview. Ta.
Just over a year ago, OpenAI's old board fired Altman for not being “consistently candid” in his communications with board members. Altman said the board quickly reversed course under pressure, at which point Altman agreed to return only if the entire board resigned.
Twitch co-founder Emmett Shea's brief appointment as CEO of OpenAI surprised Altman. “[I] I was like, 'Okay, this is really over,' because it was a real deception,” he told Bloomberg.
The interview reveals other interesting information about OpenAI's past and future, including that the company once considered charging ChatGPT $42 per month and that OpenAI intends to reveal more about its chip plans this year. It has become.