OpenAI’s leadership coup could slam brakes on growth in favor of AI safety
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All the signs point to a split between co-founder Ilya Sutskever and Sam Altman, after Sutskever become increasingly concerned that Altman was pushing OpenAI’s business expansion too quickly, at the expense of safety.Read More
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