The world of AI experienced a frantic meltdown and sudden rebirth after the surprise sacking of OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman.
OpenAI is the parent of ChatGPT that runs with the benevolent tagline:
‘Creating safe Artificial General Intelligence that benefits all of humanity.’
Altman’s sacking triggered a pitchfork rebellion from employees and investors, who were justifiably panicked by the board’s decision.
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