JAKARTA - After officially sacking Sam Altman from the company OpenAI last Friday, a number of employees tried to convince the company's board to re-employ Altman as CEO.
But unfortunately, from an internal memo sent by Ilya Sutskever, board director and co-founder of OpenAI, received by The Information and quoted by VOI via TechCrunch, Altman will not be a CEO again at the company.
Sam Altman has decided to abandon negotiations, at least for now. And, as the search for a new permanent CEO continues, OpenAI has appointedctional Shear, co-founder of video streaming site Twitch, as interim CEO, replacing Mira Murati, who has only served for two days.
When the dismissal was made, Greg Brockman, President of OpenAI, admitted that he was surprised and saddened by the decisions of the board of directors. Brockman explained that he did not know the plan for the dismissal beforehand.
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The director of the company, which is now worth around 80 billion US dollars (Rp1,234 trillion), said its failure to "consistent in communicating" was the reason for the dismissal.
In addition, The Information also revealed that the result of Altman's dismissal from the company was the plan to sell shares of OpenAI employees which would assess the startup as around 86 billion US dollars (Rp1,264.7 trillion) theoretically in uncertain situations.
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