OpenAI Loses Key Execs on Path to $150 Billion Valuation

As Sam Altman races to build OpenAI into a global business, its foundation has been repeatedly shaken by an exodus of top executives and much of the brain trust that put it on the map. Altman is now one of the last of OpenAI's many founders left at the startup.

Along with the slew of organizational changes, employees at various levels of the company are now wrestling with burnout and concerns about OpenAI's original commitment to responsible AI development. Read more here.

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