Sam Altman will not return as the CEO of OpenAI and ex-Twitch boss Emmett Shear will turn out to be the brand new interim CEO, The Information reported on Sunday, citing board director Ilya Sutskever’s statement to the corporate’s staff.
Shear co-founded Twitch and had stepped down from the Amazon.com Inc.-owned live video streaming platform earlier this yr.
OpenAI did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for comment.
Altman will not return to the corporate as CEO despite efforts from the corporate’s executives to bring him back, the report said, citing Sutskever.
The report did not give another details.
Reuters could not immediately confirm the statement cited by The Information.
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Altman and former OpenAI President Greg Brockman joined executives at the corporate’s San Francisco headquarters on Sunday after interim CEO Mira Murati told staff she invited Altman, The Information earlier reported on Sunday.
Altman is discussing a possible return to the corporate behind the ChatGPT bot and improving the corporate’s governance structure, even as he considers launching a recent artificial intelligence (AI) enterprise, Reuters reported on Sunday.
The board of the corporate on Friday fired Altman, who to many was the human face of generative AI, sending shock waves across the tech industry.
Altman posted on Sunday on messaging platform X a picture of himself wearing an OpenAI guest badge with the caption: “first and last time i ever wear one of these.”