Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said she had spoken with Sam Altman to ensure Altman’s return to OpenAI on Monday, as reported by X-blogger DeItaone, as reported by IT Home on November 19.
Greg Brockman, the former president of OpenAI, commented in the article: If he was fired, why did he come to work on Monday?
According to Bloomberg, OpenAI investors are pressuring the board to reverse its decision to fire Altman’s CEO and remove him as a director, according to people familiar with the matter.
Some investors, including prominent venture capital firm Thrive Capital, are in talks with Microsoft, OpenAI’s largest shareholder, over reinstating Altman as CEO, according to people familiar with the matter. Since the negotiations are not public, anonymity is requested.
Thrive is expected to spearhead the employee share tender offer but has yet to remit funds and has made it clear to OpenAI that Altman’s departure will affect its actions. Thrive, the largest OpenAI investor outside of Microsoft, is working to reinstate Altman and President Greg Brockman.
Microsoft CEO Nadella has been in touch with Altman and has pledged to support any next move he takes, according to people familiar with the matter.
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