ChatGPT Creator Sam Altman Returns As OpenAI CEO with More Power

Sam Altman, who became famous for ChatGPT related to Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), will again take over the responsibility of Chief Executive of OpenAI. He has returned to the company just a few days after being removed from OpenAI. Along with this, changes have also been made in the board of the company.

Software company Microsoft has a big investment in OpenAI. Sam has received a lot of investment from Microsoft and other companies. Company has the backing of big investors. This could give them freedom to pursue this technology commercially. Mak Yuen Teen, director of the Centre of Investor Protection at the National University of Singapore Business School, said, “Sam’s return may curb the turmoil in the company. However, governance issues may continue. He appears powerful and it is not clear whether the board will be able to monitor him. There is a danger of the board becoming just a rubber stamp.”

The company’s new board will have more experience at the top level and will try to strengthen ties with the US government and Wall Street. Last week OpenAI The board of OpenAI fired Sam without giving any reason. After this, an attempt was made to appoint an interim CEO. There were also reports of Sam joining Microsoft. However, due to pressure from Microsoft and Sam’s loyalty to more than 700 employees of OpenAI, the company had to reinstate him.

Generative AI trained with large amounts of data can create new content like humans. With this, science related assignments can be completed and novels can also be written. Generative AI also has many disadvantages. Cases of fraud are happening with its use and fake videos are also being made. Due to this, regulators in many countries are preparing to take strict action against it. The European Union has amended its AI Act and the US has started efforts for AI regulation. Cases of fraud have increased in India due to the use of generative AI. Due to this, there is a demand to control it. The central government has also expressed concern about its misuse.