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OpenAI’s Altman Concentrates Power

OpenAI has been roiled by an exodus of top executives and much of its original brain trust. The company today bears little resemblance to its earlier self, while its CEO Sam Altman is increasingly concentrating power. Bloomberg’s Rachel Metz joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow for more on her deep dive into the AI startup…

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OpenAI has been roiled by an exodus of top executives and much of its original brain trust. The company today bears little resemblance to its earlier self, while its CEO Sam Altman is increasingly concentrating power. Bloomberg’s Rachel Metz joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow for more on her deep dive into the AI startup on “Bloomberg Technology.”
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