Roger StringerIn a reversal everyone saw, OpenAI posted on X that an agreement has been reached and Altman will be rejoining as CEO:
This was followed by Posts by Altman and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella:
Finally, Greg Brockman likewise posted about his return to OpenAI following his resigning last week over Altman's dismissal:
Will this mean all OpenAI drama has now been settled? I guess we'll see.
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