> Given the abrupt nature of the announcement and the pointed message in it (essentially accusing Altman of lying), I was sure there must have been some big scandal, not just normal boardroom differences of opinion and game-of-thrones-style maneuvering.
If it was a normal boardroom difference of opinion, how would it have gone down? You think there would have been public along the process?
From an outsiders perspective I think both situations would have looked the same; we have no idea how long the process went on. If the board wanted to get rid of Altman but couldn’t convince him to resign, the announcement was always going to look like this.
If it was a normal boardroom difference of opinion, how would it have gone down? You think there would have been public along the process?
From an outsiders perspective I think both situations would have looked the same; we have no idea how long the process went on. If the board wanted to get rid of Altman but couldn’t convince him to resign, the announcement was always going to look like this.