Sam Altman: Can't wait to show everyone the next plan
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted on X, saying: "I have learned a lot from this experience. What I want to say now is: when I believe that certain actions of a former board member are detrimental to the interests of OpenAI, I should handle this situation in a more elegant and cautious manner.
Our work is arduous and long-term, and we can't wait to show everyone our next plans.
I am very pleased to welcome our new board members: Fidji Simo, Sue Desmond-Hellmann, and Nicole Seligman, and continue working with Bret, Larry, and Adam."
In addition, Sam Altman also specifically thanked OpenAI's interim CEO Mira Murati and President Greg Brockman for their support.
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