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Sam Altman has been reappointed to the OpenAI board along with three women directors, taking the total board count to eight.

Sam Altman’s bromance with Satya Nadella could be broken up by the federal government before it’s really even begun.

OpenAI kicked off an AI revolution with DALL-E and ChatGPT, making the organization the epicenter of the artificial intelligence boom. Led by CEO Sam Altman, OpenAI became a story unto itself when Altman was briefly fired and then brought back after pressure from staff and Microsoft, an investor and close partner.

OpenAI is owned by a non-profit; Anthropic is a Public-Benefit Corporation. Anthropic's ownership structure is better for developing AI more safely than OpenAI.