OpenAI's Chief Technology Officer, Mira Murati, announced that a desktop version of ChatGPT will be released, along with a new flagship artificial intelligence model called GPT-4O. (Jinse Caijing report, )

In response to "his return to the OpenAI board", Sam Altman posted on the X platform that he welcomed new board members Fidji Simo, Sue Desmond-Hellmann and Nicole Seligman, and continued to work with Bret, Larry and Adam. We're working on the important work right now, and we can't wait to show users what's next. Sam Altman thanked OpenAI's interim CEO Mira Murati and President Greg Brockman for their previous support. Previously, Greg Brockman publicly announced his resignation in support of Altman's removal after learning of his ouster, and Mira Murati worked heavily as interim CEO for Altman's return. Sam Altman also said he learned a lot from the experience. The situation should be handled with more grace and caution when it is confirmed by oneself that the actions of a former board member have hurt OpenAI. Sam apologized and wished he had taken a different approach at the time.

PANews reported on November 23 that, according to Reuters, people familiar with the matter said that four days before OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was previously fired, several researchers sent a letter to the board of directors, warning that a powerful artificial intelligence discovery could threaten humanity. The previously unreported letter and the AI algorithm were a key development in the board's removal of Sam Altman, as the board fired Altman a day after the letter was sent, and the letter was one of many board grievances that led to Sam Altman's dismissal. Mira Murati, a longtime executive at the company, mentioned the project, called Q*, to employees on Wednesday and said a letter had been sent to the board ahead of this weekend's event, according to sources. OpenAI has made progress on Q* (pronounced Q-star), which some insiders believe could be a breakthrough for OpenAI in the field of superintelligence, also known as artificial general intelligence (AGI). OpenAI defines AGI as an artificial intelligence system that is smarter than humans. Given the huge computational resources, the new model is able to solve certain mathematical problems. Although Q*'s math score is only at the level of elementary school students, an excellent score on such a test makes the researchers very optimistic about its future success. In their letter to the board, the researchers pointed to the capabilities and potential dangers of AI, but did not specify the specific safety concerns mentioned in the letter. A day later, the board fired Altman. Researchers see mathematics as the frontier of generative AI development. Currently, generative AI excels at writing and language translation by statistically predicting the next word, and the answers to the same question can vary greatly. But conquering mathematical abilities means that AI will have stronger reasoning abilities similar to human intelligence. Unlike calculators, which can only solve a finite number of operations, AGI can be generalized, learned, and understood. Against this backdrop, Altman strives to make ChatGPT one of the fastest-growing software applications in history and has attracted the necessary investment and computing resources from Microsoft to get closer to superintelligence (AGI). Previously, it was reported yesterday that OpenAI announced that Sam Altman will return to OpenAI as CEO.

Before OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was ousted by the board, several researchers sent a letter to the board warning that a powerful artificial intelligence could threaten humanity, according to a Reuters report on November 23. The two sources said previously unreported letters and AI algorithms were the catalyst that led to the board's removal of Ultraman. Mira Murati, a longtime executive at the company, allegedly told employees on Wednesday that a letter called Q* about a breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence prompted the board's action, warning that the powerful AI could threaten humanity. One of the people familiar with the matter said OpenAI has made progress on Q*, with some insiders believing it could be the startup's breakthrough in the field of artificial general intelligence (AGI). OpenAI defines AGI as an artificial intelligence system that is smarter than humans. OpenAI declined to comment. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on social platform X: Extremely worrying! Yesterday, it was reported that OpenAI: Sam Altman will return to OpenAI as CEO.

According to Golden Finance, OpenAI founder Sam Altman posted on the X platform that OpenAI's leadership team, especially mira Brad and Jason, but in fact, all of them have done incredible work in this area, which will go down in history and be extremely proud of them. We're more united, committed, and focused than ever, and we're all going to work together in some way, and I'm excited.

According to Bloomberg, according to Bloomberg, although OpenAI's interim CEO Mira Murati plans to rehire Sam Altman and Greg Brockman and work with the company's board token Adam DAngelo is in talks (the exact positions after the return of the two have not yet been finalized), but it is reported that OpenAI's board of directors is still looking to hire a new CEO and has contacted two candidates, whose information has not been made public, and both are said to be well-known executives in the industry, which means that Sam Altman's return is very volatile and could change at any time.

PANews reported on November 20 that according to Bloomberg, OpenAI's interim CEO Mira Murati is planning to rehire the ousted former CEO Sam Altman and former president Greg Brockman in an identity that has not yet been determined. Murati is currently in talks with Quora CEO Adam D'Angelo, who acts on behalf of OpenAI's board, after taking over from Altman last Friday, who was ousted by the board. In addition, OpenAI's board members are also looking for a new CEO to replace Altman, a move that may run counter to the wishes of investors such as Microsoft and Thrive Capital, who have urged the board to step down and want Altman to be reappointed. At present, the division of the board of directors has deepened, and the future direction of OpenAI remains unclear.

On November 20, according to people familiar with the matter, several OpenAI executives and investors tried to reinstate Sam Altman as CEO, but reached an impasse on the composition and selection of the board of directors. Sam Altman is currently open to a return, but would like to see changes in the company's governance, including the removal of existing board members and seeking a statement to clarify the misconduct previously announced in the recall announcement. The Board initially agreed in principle to Sam Altman's request, but has so far refused to formally implement it. Executives looking to drive Sam Altman's return and board change include interim CEO Mira Murati, chief strategy officer Jason Kwon, and chief operating officer Brad Lightcap. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella played a central role in the talks, according to some people familiar with the matter. (Microsoft is OpenAI's largest investor, with $13 billion.) The Board agrees that the deadline requested by Sam Altman and his supporters has been set at 5 p.m. San Francisco time (9 p.m. Beijing time today).

PANews reported on November 20 that, according to Bloomberg, according to people familiar with the matter, Sam Altman's return to OpenAI has reached an impasse on the composition and role of the board of directors. At noon local time on Sunday, Altman and former president Greg Brockman appeared at OpenAI's headquarters. It is reported that the OpenAI executives who pushed for the resignation of the board and reinstated Altman include interim CEO Mira Murati, chief strategy officer Jason Kwon, and chief operating officer Brad Lightcap. Altman is open to a return but would like to see changes in corporate governance, including the removal of existing board members. It is reported that the deadline for the board to agree to the request of Altman and his supporters is 5 p.m. local time on Sunday (9 a.m. Beijing time on Monday). In order for Altman to return to his role as CEO, the board may have to issue a statement excusing him for misconduct. Former Salesforce Inc. co-CEO Bret Taylor will become a new board member, according to several people familiar with the matter. Another possible candidate is an executive at Microsoft Corp.

On November 18, Greg Brockman, former president of OpenAI, said that Sam (former CEO of OpenAI) and I were shocked and saddened by what the board of directors did today. Let's start by saying thank you to all the amazing people who have worked with OpenAI, our customers, our investors, and everyone who has reached out. We're also trying to figure out what's going on. Here's what we know: - Last night, Sam received a text message from Ilya (co-founder and chief scientist of OpenAI) asking for a noon conversation on Friday. Sam then attended a Google Meet meeting with the entire board of directors except Greg. Ilya tells Sam that he will be fired, and the news will be released soon. - At 12:19 p.m., Greg receives a text message from Ilya asking for a quick call. At 12:23 p.m., Ilya sent a Google Meet link. Greg was told that he would be removed from the board of directors (but he was so important to the company that he would remain in his position), and Sam had been fired. Around the same time, OpenAI's official website published that dismissal blog announcement. - As far as we know, the management team didn't know the news much later, except that Mira (who had been appointed interim CEO) had known the night before. It's great to have so much support; Thank you, but please don't spend any time worrying. We'll be fine. Something greater is coming.

Greg Brockman, co-founder of OpenAI, said in an article, "Sam and I are shocked and saddened by what the board of directors did today. First and foremost, allow us to say thank you to everyone who has worked with OpenAI, our customers, investors, and everyone who has reached out to us. We're still trying to figure out what's going on. Here's what we know: - Last night, Sam received a text message from Ilya (another co-creator and chief scientist) asking him to talk about it at noon on Friday. Sam joined Google Meeting, and the entire board was there except Greg. Ilya told Sam that he had been fired and that news would be released soon. - At 12:19 p.m., Greg received a text message from Ilya asking for a call as soon as possible. At 12:23 p.m., Ilya sent a Google Meet link. Greg was told that he would be removed from the board of directors (but he was vital to the company and would retain his position) and Sam had been fired. Around the same time, OpenAI published a blog post. - As far as we know, with the exception of Mira, who learned about it the night before, the rest of the management team only found out about it shortly after. Thank you for your support, but don't worry. We'll be fine, something greater is coming.

According to Golden Finance, OpenAI's board of directors issued an announcement on Friday local time, announcing that Sam Altman will resign as CEO and leave the board of directors and be replaced by technical director Mira Murati. After announcing Altman's departure, Musk's X platform posted a "job application link" with the text "In case anyone needs it". In the comment section, users said that "Sam Altma is available" and "the timing is impeccable". Regarding Altman's departure, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt posted that Altman is his hero, who has grown a company from nothing to a value of 90 billion US dollars (about 649.8 billion yuan) and changed our world forever, "I can't wait to see what he will do next." ”