The initiator of the OpenAI upheaval: deep remorse for his participation in the actions of the board of directors

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen kkkkkkkkkayd for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com November 20 news, the recent internal unrest in OpenAI, the former CEO Sam Altman was ousted, former Twitch executive Emmett Shear served as interim CEO.

Just tonight, Beijing time, Ilya Sutskever, chief scientist and co-founder of OpenAI, posted on platform X, admitting that he was "deeply remorseful" for participating in the board's actions. He said he never wanted to do anything to hurt OpenAI. "I love what we built together, and I will do everything I can to bring the company together again."

CTOnews.com Note: according to The Information's previous report, Ilya Sutskever was the "key driver" of the whole incident, and he admitted at the OpenAI staff meeting that this was what employees called a "coup."

"you can say that [a coup], but I think it's just the board doing its job," he said. " It is reported that in view of the potential harm of artificial intelligence to society, he tends to OpenAI to act more cautiously.

Musk also commented on the matter: "Ilya has a good moral code in his heart, not only the supremacy of power." unless he feels absolutely necessary, he will not take such drastic action. "

As CTOnews.com reported earlier today, Greg Brockmann, former president of OpenAI, announced that he would work with the team to create "incredible new things" and introduced team members: himself, Sam Altman, three senior researchers who left in the storm, Yakubu Pachaoki, Alexander Madrid and Simon Sydor.