According to people familiar with the matter,OpenAI The board's Adam D'Angelo called Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi last month to ask if he would consider joining the OpenAI board. The move raised concerns about OpenAI's board turmoil, particularly with regard to Altman's status.
Databricks is considered a competitor to OpenAI, and the company helps other companies develop artificial intelligence applications. Ghodsi and his team have publicly stated that in the long run, companiesmostdevelop their own AI models rather than relying on OpenAI's closed-source models. As a result, D'Angelo's move to invite Ghodsi to join the board has sparked speculation.
However, others argue that D'Angelo's approach is motivated by non-profit concerns that prioritize limiting the harm that AI can do to society.OpenAI's mission is to ensure the safety of AI, not to chase profits.
At the same time, OpenAI also received Gemini The team has recruited severalExecutivesIn order to retain talent, Google has had to offer high salaries and special compensation plans. These measures have led to a significant increase in Google's spending in the AI sector.
OpenAI's capabilities and speed of development are widely recognized. Despite some turmoil within the company, OpenAI has become a powerful force in the business world. At the same time, OpenAI poses competitive pressure on Google's talent and technology.
OpenAI's advantages in talent and technology have threatened Altman's position to a certain extent. However, Altman is still promoting the development of OpenAI's business and looking for suitable people to fill seats on the board of directors. In the future, OpenAI may face the challenge of mission conflict in commercial development and AGI breakthrough safety issues.