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　　OpenAI董事会“洗牌”，首席科学家Ilya Sutskever，以及两位独立董事Tasha McCauley和Helen Toner出局。

OpenAI“宫变”再反转，董事会“洗牌”，Sam Altman成功“回宫”了？！

11月22日，OpenAI在X上宣布，公司已原则上达成协议，Sam Altman重返OpenAI担任首席执行官，并与新组建的董事会一同回归。

我们已经达成原则性协议，Sam Altman将回到OpenAI担任首席执行官，并与Bret Taylor（主席）、Larry Summers和Adam D’angelo组成新的初始董事会。

我们正在合作解决细节问题。非常感谢您的耐心等待。

OpenAI的董事会此前由六人组成，三名OpenAI高管，三名非员工董事，包括：董事长兼总裁Greg Brockman、首席科学家Ilya Sutskever和首席执行官Altman，以及Adam D‘Angelo、Tasha McCauley 和 Helen Toner组成。

Bret Taylor曾任Salesforce联合CEO，现任Facebook首席技术官，负责长期技术发展方向管理，并主持开发了News Feed（新鲜事）、搜索以及Facebook平台；Larry Summers为美国前任财政部长。

在Altman与Brockman离开后，OpenAI董事会仅剩首席科学家Ilya Sutskever以及三位独立董事。

由OpenAI此次宣布的“新董事会名单”看，除了Adam D‘Angelo，原本主导了此次“宫变”的首席科学家Ilya Sutskever、Tasha McCauley和Helen Toner已经出局。

Sam Altman随后转发该条推文，并附上两个爱心和一个“敬礼”的Emoji。

之后他再度发文：

我爱OpenAI，过去几天我所做的一切都是为了保持这个团队和它的使命在一起。当我决定在周日晚上加入微软时，很明显，这对我和团队来说是最好的道路。在新董事会和Satya的支持下，我期待着回到openai，并与微软建立牢固的合作伙伴关系。

Greg Brockman随后也转发推文并表示：

今天取得了惊人的进步。我们将比以往任何时候都更加强大和团结。

原定成为新OpenAI首席执行官的Emmett回应：

经过72个小时的紧张工作，我对这个结果深感高兴。进入OpenAI时，我不确定正确的道路是什么。这是在所有利益相关者都做正确的事情的同时最大限度地提高安全性的途径。我很高兴能参与解决这个问题。

微软首席执行官Satya Nadella转发了此条推文：

我们对OpenAI董事会的变化感到鼓舞。我们认为，这是迈向更稳定、信息更灵通和更有效治理道路上必不可少的第一步。Sam、Greg和我进行了交谈，并同意他们在OpenAI领导团队中发挥关键作用，以确保OpenAI继续蓬勃发展并实现其使命。我们期待在我们强大的合作伙伴关系的基础上，为我们的客户和合作伙伴提供下一代人工智能的价值。

更新中．．．

Source： Wall Street News

Author： Zhou Xiaowen

The OpenAI board of directors “shuffled”， and chief scientist Ilya Sutskever， and two independent directors， Tasha McCauley and Helen Toner， were out．

OpenAI‘s “palace change” was reversed， and the board of directors “reshuffled”． Did Sam Altman successfully “return to the palace”？！

On November 22， OpenAI announced on X that the company had reached an agreement in principle， and Sam Altman returned to OpenAI as CEO and returned with the newly formed board of directors．

We have reached a principle agreement that Sam Altman will return to OpenAI as CEO and form a new initial board with Bret Taylor （Chairman）， Larry Summers， and Adam D‘Angelo．

We‘re working together to resolve the details． Thank you so much for your patience．

OpenAI‘s board of directors previously comprised six members， three OpenAI executives， and three non-employee directors， including： Chairman and President Greg Brockman， Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever， and CEO Altman， as well as Adam D’Angelo， Tasha McCauley， and Helen Toner．

Bret Taylor was the former co-CEO of Salesforce and is currently the chief technology officer of Facebook． He is responsible for long-term technology development direction management， and presided over the development of the News Feed （news）， search， and Facebook platforms； Larry Summers is the former US Secretary of the Treasury．

After Altman and Brockman left， only Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever and three independent directors remained on the OpenAI board of directors．

Judging from the “new board list” announced by OpenAI this time， with the exception of Adam D‘Angelo， chief scientists Ilya Sutskever， Tasha McCauley， and Helen Toner， who originally dominated the “palace transformation，” are out of the game．

Sam Altman then retweeted the tweet， along with two emojis of love and a “salute．”

After that， he wrote again：

I love OpenAI and everything I‘ve done over the past few days has been to keep this team in line with its mission． When I decided to join Microsoft on Sunday night， it was clear that this was the best path for me and my team． With the support of the new board and Satya， I’m looking forward to returning to openai and building a strong partnership with Microsoft．

Greg Brockman also later retweeted and said：

Remarkable progress has been made today． We will be stronger and more united than ever before．

Emmett， who was scheduled to become the new CEO of OpenAI， responded：

After 72 hours of intense work， I am very happy with this result． When I got into OpenAI， I wasn‘t sure what the right path was． It’s a way to maximize safety while all stakeholders are doing the right thing． I‘m excited to be a part of solving this problem．

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella retweeted this tweet：

We are encouraged by the changes in the OpenAI board． We believe this is an essential first step on the path to more stable， more informed and more effective governance． Sam， Greg， and I talked and agreed they play a critical role in the OpenAI leadership team to ensure OpenAI continues to thrive and achieve its mission． We look forward to building on our strong partnerships to deliver the value of next-generation artificial intelligence to our customers and partners．