The OpenAI CTO Meera MuratiHe announced on Wednesday that he was leaving the company, joining a growing list of senior executive departures.
Murati said it was an “extraordinary privilege” to be a part of the San Francisco-based company and explained in a post It’s the “right” time.: “I want to create time and space to forge my own path,” he wrote.
Head of OpenAI, Sam Altman, responded to Murthy’s post thanking him for his involvement with the company. He is the latest influential member of the OpenAI team to leave his position. Co-founder Greg Brockman is on extended leave and fellow OpenAI founder John Shulman has left for AI rival Anthropic, reports ‘The Information’.
He also left Product Team Manager hired by OpenAI at Meta. OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever left the company earlier this year, in which Altman was temporarily fired from the company.
OpenAI launched earlier this month aA new series of artificial intelligence models Generative AI chatbots are designed to spend more time thinking in hopes of providing more accurate and useful answers.
A new model called the Strawberry was designed to address complex tasks and tackle more complex science, coding and math problems that previous models have been criticized for not delivering consistently.
Unlike their predecessors, these models are trained Improve your thought processes, Try different methods and identify errors before implementing the final answer.
OpenAI’s push Refine the “idea” in your model The answer to the persistent problem of “hallucinations” in AI chatbots.
This points to its tendency to produce persuasive but incorrect content that has somewhat cooled enthusiasm for ChatGPT-style AI features among enterprise customers. The new release comes as OpenAI 150,000 million dollars to raise expendable funds, According to US media, this makes it one of the most valuable private companies in the world.
