Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI’s co-founder and chief scientist who briefly helped oust CEO Sam Altman last year, is leaving the AI company.
“After nearly a decade, I have made the decision to leave OpenAI,” Sutskever wrote on May 14. attack Without explaining why. He added that he is confident that the company will build artificial general intelligence (AGI) that is “safe and useful.”
Altman posted on X that Sutskever and OpenAI will “separate” and that the former chief scientist “has something personally meaningful that he will continue to work on.”
OpenAI has announced the appointment of Jacob Paczucki as its new Chief Scientist. Paczucki has been the company’s director of research since 2017 and led the development of the GPT-4 large language model.
Sutskever was part of an effort that successfully had the OpenAi board briefly oust Altman as CEO in November last year before later reappointing him to the position after employee backlash.
“I deeply regret my involvement in the Board’s actions,” Sutskever wrote in X’s letter. attack Last November.
Sutskever also co-founded OpenAI Global, LLC, the company’s for-profit arm.
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