Sam Altman is no longer with OpenAI

Such cases are rarely seen, when suddenly a CEO is removed from the post of a company especially from a company whose face is the CEO. Same thing happened with Sam Altman and OpenAI. He started OpenAI with Elon Musk in 2015 and today The company's board has ousted him . Samuel Harris Altman, shortly Sam Altman a famous entrepreneur and investor.

In 2015, Sam Altman and Greg Brockman started this company in one-room which is called OpenAI. At that time Elon Musk was also a part of this company, but in 2018 he resigned from his position and separated himself from Open AI. Altman become The face of OpenAI after releasing ChatGPT. First OpenAI and  then ChatGPT become massively popular. It enhances productivity, opportunity , human experience ,research and development. After all we can say that AI become a part of common people's discussion after the arrival of ChatGPT.

But on this Friday Open AI's board removed CEO Sam Altman from his post and delivered a statement "board lost confidence in his ability to lead"

Outstanding career of Sam Altman till--

• 2005- he co-founded LOOPT, Location based Social networking Application.
• 2011- Altman became a partner of Y Combinator.
• 2014-. President of Y Combinator.
• 2014- became CEO of Reddit.
• 2015- Co-founded OpenAI.
• 2015- Top investor under 30 by Forbes magazine
• 2017- ‘Doctor of Engineering’ degree from the University of Waterloo
• 2019- Co-founded Tools For Humanity called Worldcoin.
• 2019- CEO of OpenAI.
• 2023- One of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine. 

His estimated net worth is to be between $500 and $700 million.

 

ChatGPT-

    As we know ChatGPT is a revolutionary Artificial Intelligence AI chat tool from OpenAI that uses the latest advances in natural language processing and machine learning to generate intelligent and engaging responses to user input. It gives us descriptions, answers and solutions to complex questions also maths solution. It smoothens the communication of human with machines.