Sam Altman Wants OpenAI to Be the First Company Run by an AI CEO
Sam Altman says he wants OpenAI to be the first major company led by an AI CEO, calling it a step toward faster and smarter decision-making.
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Sam Altman says he wants OpenAI to be the first major company led by an AI CEO, calling it a step toward faster and smarter decision-making.
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