Sam Altman, who was ousted as CEO of OpenAI last week, has decided not to return to the company despite efforts by investors to reinstate him.
Altman, who co-founded OpenAI in 2015, was fired by the company's board of directors after a "breakdown of communications." The board said that Altman had "not consistently candid" in his communications with them, and that this had "hindered the board's ability to exercise its responsibilities."
According to a report by The Information, investors in OpenAI had been in talks with Altman about returning as CEO. However, Altman has decided not to return, citing concerns about the company's governance.
Altman's departure from OpenAI is a major setback for the company, which is already facing a number of challenges. The company has been criticized for its lack of transparency and for its decision to release ChatGPT, a large language model that has been used to generate some fake news and other harmful content.
It is unclear what the future holds for OpenAI without Altman at the helm. The company is currently searching for a new CEO, but it is unclear who will be able to fill Altman's shoes.
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