"Microsoft's Mustafa Suleyman says he loves Sam Altman, believes he's sincere about AI safety" (5 minute read) Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, praised OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and discussed the collaborative yet independent relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI in a recent interview at the Aspen Ideas Festival. Suleyman emphasized the need for a dialogue around AI safety and regulation rather than perceiving the development of AI as a race. He also expressed interest in AI cooperation with China and the potential role of AI as a teaching aid in classrooms.
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The future plans and developments of OpenAI. #AIevolution 🤝 Follow us on Discord 🔜: https://lnkd.in/gt823Zd3 _ ❇️ Summary: OpenAI, a leading AI company, experienced a major shakeup when CEO Sam Altman was fired by the board. This led to a series of resignations and a power struggle within the company. Altman and other key figures were hired by Microsoft, leading to uncertainty about OpenAI's future. The company may pivot towards a more cautious approach to AI development, while Microsoft stands to benefit from the talent acquisition. The incident highlights a broader divide in the industry between those focused on AI safety and those pushing for rapid development. Hashtags: #chatGPT 1. #OpenAIfuture 2. #AIinnovation
The future plans and developments of OpenAI. #AIevolution
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Good piece from Engadget, talking about Microsoft's fears about Google's head-start in the AI field. I've always viewed Redmond's investment in OpenAI and its 2023 PR push to catapult AI into the mainstream as a coordinated effort to get Google to "show its cards" in terms of AI development - a way to figure out just how far behind Microsoft was in the AI race that was then taking place behind the scenes. This kind of retroactive reporting is very helpful. Helps us to identify where things are at today by developing a more clear picture on how we got here. #ArtificialIntelligence #BigTech #Innovation
Microsoft’s OpenAI partnership was born from Google envy
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New AI war is getting ready to start.. it will be very interesting to see the race 😅 🌟 **A Game-Changing Move in AI: Sam Altman Joins Microsoft** 🚀 Big news in the AI world! Sam Altman, co-founder of OpenAI, is set to lead a major new AI project at Microsoft. This move marks a pivotal moment in the tech industry and heralds a new chapter in the ongoing AI revolution. What does this mean for the industry? With Altman at the helm of a new advanced AI research team, we can expect Microsoft to further solidify its position in the AI market. This move not only boosts Microsoft’s AI capabilities but also ensures that their expertise remains within their ecosystem, enhancing their competitiveness
Ousted OpenAI head Sam Altman to lead Microsoft's new AI team
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I use chatGPT like any other engineer, this is an interesting news. Former CEO of openAI lost his job and joining the big tech, Microsoft. Even a CEO in revolutionary company can lose his job in a harsh way, as I believe there is NO permanent job in the world. Let's see how AI world will evolve!
After OpenAI ousted its former CEO Sam Altman, Microsoft hired him to lead a new AI research team. Tech experts weigh in on what this means for both companies.
'Damage control': Tech industry reacts to a chaotic weekend for OpenAI and Microsoft
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✅ Understand OpenAI's Drama in 15 seconds and what to do next 1. Big Idea: #OpenAI, the undisputable leader in the AI race, has ousted CEO Sam Altman! Accusations of not being fully transparent and possible conflicts of interest are swirling. Why does it matter, and what's the ripple effect? 2. Sam Altman's Problem: Transparency and trust are key in AI's realm. Altman's alleged opaque communication and potential split interest with Neuralink are huge red flags. The question is, how will this shape the future of OpenAI? Remember, OpenAI is a non-profit and for-profit company. 3. The future of OpenAI is uncertain, but what is clear, Sam Altman is not coming back, and Microsoft won't lose its leapfrogging competitive advantage over Google. My prediction: The majority of the board will resign and Microsoft will take control of the technology. #GPT5 4. Curiosity Spark: How does a CEO's firing reflect on AI's ethical management? Is this a novel precedent or a one-off scenario? The aftermath could redefine AI's ethical compass and strategy. #AIethics #LeadershipLessons Takeaways to Act On: 1. Diversify your GPT and AI stack right now, including Google Bard and Huggingface Chat & Spaces. 2. Be wary of entangled interests that might steer decision-making on OpenAI under the new CEO Emmett Shear 3. Keep an Eye on the news and subscribe to my newsletter: AI Tools & News https://lnkd.in/eDqQW9qq #OpenAI Sources: https://lnkd.in/eEQtSZnQ https://lnkd.in/eZt26eYs https://lnkd.in/eVAiJerq
Microsoft hires Sam Altman, and OpenAI's new CEO vows to investigate his firing
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Sam Altman returns to OpenAI, AI future questioned #OpenAI 🤝 Follow us on Discord 🔜: https://lnkd.in/gt823Zd3 🤝 Follow us on Whatsapp 🔜 https://wapia.in/wabeta _ ❇️ Summary: Sam Altman returned to lead OpenAI less than five days after his surprise dismissal, leading to a tug of war for his talent and exposing deep board divisions. The new interim board, led by Bret Taylor, will not include Altman at the outset and will focus on finding new directors to balance business imperatives and the need to protect the public from potentially harmful AI tools. Investors also expect changes in communication and Microsoft may have representation on the new board. The situation highlights the fragility of the AI ecosystem and the need for government regulation. Hashtags: #chatGPT #OpenAI #AIdebate
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Hey LinkedIn fam! 🌐 Big news in the AI world! OpenAI's recent leadership shift has caught everyone's attention. CEO Sam Altman stepped down, leading to a temporary handover from Mira Murati to Emmett Shear. Internal dynamics are always a challenge, even for industry giants. Meanwhile, Sam Altman wasted no time, joining Microsoft to lead a cutting-edge AI research team. With Microsoft's substantial investments in OpenAI, it's a strategic move worth watching. Richard Windsor hints at Microsoft's "damage control," and Rishi Jaluria sees alignment between Altman's vision and Microsoft's AI goals. Analysts Dan Ives and Aaron Levie praise Satya Nadella's quick moves, reinforcing Microsoft's position in the AI landscape. Exciting times ahead! 🚀🔍 #AI #TechUpdates #LeadershipMoves #Microsoft #OpenA
'Damage control': Tech industry reacts to a chaotic weekend for OpenAI and Microsoft
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After five days of leadership chaos, Sam Altman returns to lead OpenAI having been fired by the board and named CEO of a Microsoft AI lab. learn more: https://lnkd.in/gEUFvtui #BTWmedia #AI #ChatGPT #Microsoft #Open Ai #Sam altman #Technology Trends
Sam Altman returns as OpenAI CEO, board backpedals and flees
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Open-sourcing can accelerate research, improve transparency, and allow for wider adoption and customization of models. However, open-sourcing large language models also comes with challenges related to responsible use, potential misuse, and computational requirements. IMO, adopting lessons from Linux's open-source model would bring more advantages than disadvantages to the development of large language models. An exciting space to watch!
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What are your thoughts on the Open AI fiasco going on since the last few days? If you have not been following it, let me give a quick recap - 17th Nov - OpenAI board fired Sam Altman citing inconsistencies in communication with the board. 17 hours later - Greg Brockman, Co-Founder & President announced his departure from OpenAI. 19th Nov - Among various rumours of their return, OpenAI clarified that they will not be returning. 20th Nov - Microsoft enters with Satya Nadella announcing that Sam & Greg will be joining Microsoft to lead a new Advanced AI Research team. On the same day, CNN cites letter reporting that more than 500 OpenAI employees have warned the company that they’ll switch to Microsoft. 21st Nov - Several reports came up talking about OpenAI investors looking to take legal action against OpenAI board. The internet is filled with multiple theories on what happened or why was Sam Altman fired. But the question that’s bothering me more is who’s the real winner in all of this? As part of the AI & tech industry, I can’t help but feel a sense of disappointment. Two of the founders moved out the company they had started, the reputation & the brand image of the company is at stake and if news blogs are to be believed, large number of employees are moving out of Open AI. What could have happened that broke down an organization like Open AI which was operating on the forefront of groundbreaking innovation globally? Only time will tell how this story unfolds but I think it is important to always remember that setbacks are an inevitable part of innovation, and my sincere hope is that OpenAI emerges stronger from this setback.
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