OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has revealed that he wants the company to become the first major organization managed by an artificial intelligence system acting as its CEO. Altman said he believes an AI could eventually make faster, smarter, and more objective decisions than any human executive, helping the company operate with greater efficiency.
He described the idea as a natural next step in OpenAI’s evolution, where leadership and governance might one day be supported or even replaced by advanced autonomous models. Altman emphasized that while the transition is still years away, he sees AI-led management as both a challenge and a milestone for the industry.
The comments highlight OpenAI’s growing confidence in AI’s capabilities and reflect broader discussions about automation, accountability, and the future of corporate leadership in an AI-driven world.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.
