Sam Altman Leaves OpenAI Safety Board Amid Oversight Changes
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has resigned from the company's safety and security board. The change is intended to enhance the board's independence and mitigate issues related to potential conflicts. OpenAI's board will now consist only of independent directors, reinforcing its ability to oversee effectively.
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