> It's important that the board be relatively independent and able to fire the CEO if he attempts to deviate from the mission.
They did fire him, and it didn't work. Sam effectively became "too big to fire."
I'm sure it will be framed as a compromise, but how can this be anything but a collapse of the board's power over the commercial OpenAI arm? The threat of firing was the enforcement mechanism, and its been spent.
They did fire him, and it didn't work. Sam effectively became "too big to fire."
I'm sure it will be framed as a compromise, but how can this be anything but a collapse of the board's power over the commercial OpenAI arm? The threat of firing was the enforcement mechanism, and its been spent.