According to the latest allegations OpenAI board of directors CEO Sam Altmanfired for a major AI breakthrough it could be.
A report shared by Reuters claims that OpenAI has made a potentially frightening artificial intelligence breakthrough. According to the source, several company employees sent a letter to OpenAI’s previous board of directors, which was replaced following recent events. This letter contained a warning that the company had made a frightening discovery in the field of artificial intelligence and its potential risks. As far as it is reported, OpenAI has a project called Q* (called Q-Star) within the company, and it is claimed that a level has been reached that will open the door to general artificial intelligence. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), or in Turkish, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), the intelligence of a machine that can successfully perform any mental task that a human can do It is summarized as and of course this looks scary. The former OpenAI board of directors, who are said to have fired Sam Altman over Q*, stated in their article that they no longer trust Altman because they were not honest (most likely they were not told / hidden that the YGZ level was reached or approached).
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As you know, Sam Altman, who was recently fired from OpenAI, returned as CEO.. The following was stated on this subject: “Sam Altman rejoins OpenAI with a new board of directors consisting of Bret Taylor (Chairman), Larry Summers and Adam D’Angelo We reached an agreement in principle for him to return as CEO. We are working on the details. “We thank you very much for your patience during this process.”
Sam Altman stated the following on this subject: “I love OpenAI, and everything I’ve done over the last few days has been to keep this team and its mission together. When I decided to join Microsoft, it was clear that this was the best path for me and my team. “I look forward to returning to OpenAI, now with the new board and the support of Satya Nadella, and building on our strong partnership with Microsoft.”
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said the following about this development: “We believe that the changes to the OpenAI board of directors are an important step towards more stable and effective governance. Sam, Greg, and I discussed and agreed that they would play a key role alongside the OpenAI leadership team to ensure that OpenAI continues to evolve and advance its mission. “We look forward to building on our strong partnership and delivering the benefits of next-generation AI systems to our customers and partners.”