AI that Matter
AI that Matter
OpenAI helps news by using the internet for AI training. They aim to fix repeating info, disagree with The New York Times lawsuit, saying it's unfair, and hope for better collaboration with news organizations.
Major media companies are discussing using their content for AI, but The New York Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for using its content without permission. Negotiations are ongoing, but concerns about credibility and fair deals persist.
In a recent move by OpenAI, the company has officially notified plugin developers about the potential discontinuation of support for ChatGPT plugins. The announcement signals a shift towards prioritizing the development and integration of GPTs within the ChatGPT framework, offering…
Sam Altman’s advice: Begin with optimism and teams; focus on impactful challenges. Handle incentives smartly, prioritize clear communication. Results over process, recruit for potential, iterate fast. Scale for compounding growth, persist, collaborate with excellence.
OpenAI's Sam Altman sought suggestions for ChatGPT improvements in 2024. No AGI in 2024, but GPT-5, personalization, better voice mode, and a delayed GPT store are anticipated enhancements due to recent controversies.
In a startling turn of events, the tech community was shaken as OpenAI, the prominent AI startup, announced the reinstatement of Sam Altman as its CEO, marking a profound restructuring at the helm of the company. The decision came after…
Emmett Shear becomes the interim CEO of OpenAI after Sam Altman was fired, replaced by CTO Mira Murati, but then Murati got replaced by Shear.
Chaos continues to grip OpenAI as the abrupt firing of CEO Sam Altman enters its fourth day without a clear explanation. The power to dismiss the CEO, vested in a select few outside the company’s core operations, remains shrouded in…
She is seen as a leading expert in artificial intelligence and is focused on ensuring AI systems are developed and deployed safely and responsibly.
OpenAI made a decisive move on November 17, 2023, by removing Sam Altman, the CEO and board member, from his positions effective immediately.
Mira Murati, OpenAI's Chief Technology Officer, becomes interim CEO immediately, leveraging five years of expertise to guide the company through this transition.