Sam Altman's Return to OpenAI Sparks Chaos and Board Overhaul

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Sam Altman has been reinstated as the chief executive of OpenAI after being forced out by the board of directors. The corporate drama involved intense negotiations and a pressure campaign from allies, resulting in the replacement of the heavily criticized board with a more traditional group. However, concerns have been raised about OpenAI's ability to balance its mission of creating safe AI with the pressure to make money. The episode highlights the challenges of aligning the interests of businesspeople and researchers in the development of AI systems.
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