Satya Nadella on Microsoft's plans following the resignation of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: 'We will...
Soon after OpenAI, the company that launched ChatGPT a year ago, fired its CEO Sam Altman, speculation flew that Microsoft Corp., the world's largest software maker and OpenAI's biggest backer, was involved. However, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella attempted to allay any fears that Altman's departure would jeopardize the company's long-term artificial intelligence plans.
Our commitment to OpenAI under a long-standing agreement ensures access to all resources, empowering us to drive forward our innovation plans and ambitious product roadmap, reinforcing our dedication. committed to our partnership, as well as Mira and the team," Satya Nadella wrote on social media platform X (formerly Twitter).
"He emphasized, 'Our collective goal remains unchanged—to consistently deliver the invaluable advantages of this technology on a global scale.'"
Microsoft has invested billions of dollars in OpenAI and integrated its technology into its products, including the search engine Bing.
"The pace of creativity in this AI-driven era was evident at Microsoft Ignite with the unveiling of over 100 improvements. Nadella stressed, 'Our commitment is reflected in the seamless integration of systems, models, and tools into Azure for Copilot.' Our unwavering dedication stands at the intersection of serving customers exceptionally today and strategically shaping the future." for the times ahead."
Microsoft wrapped up a three-day conference on Friday, revealing a new AI chip that OpenAI said it is testing, as well as a slew of new programs and updates, many of which are based on the startup's technology.
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His dismissal surprised the tech world, with rumors abounding on social media about the reason for his abrupt dismissal.
According to the statement, Altman will be replaced on an interim basis by Mira Murati, the company's chief technology officer.
According to a memo she sent to employees that Bloomberg reviewed, Murati was "honored and humbled" to take over as CEO after Altman was fired. Murati also urged employees who were still reeling from Altman's abrupt departure on Friday to focus on their work. "In her remarks, she triggered out the importance of upholding focus, determination, and steadfast dedication to our basic values, especially given the current the conditions."
Greg Brockman, the president of OpenAI, has resigned.
Soon after Altman was fired, fellow OpenAI co-founder and president Greg Brockman was pushed off the company's board and announced his resignation late in the day.
"I'm super proud of what we've built... but based on today's news, I quit," Brockman wrote on X.He reaffirmed his belief in the mission to develop an AI that's safe and beneficial for all of humanity, emphasizing the pursuit of artificial general intelligence (AGI) in his statement.
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