Sam Altman Returns to OpenAI Board Amid Governance Changes

Sam Altman Returns to OpenAI Board Amid Governance Changes

By
Kazuki Yamamoto
1 min read

The CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, has returned to the company’s board of directors alongside three new members in an effort to diversify the board and address governance issues. This comes after criticism for the board’s all-male makeup and the nomination of a member with a history of making unflattering remarks about women. The expanded board includes individuals with diverse backgrounds, such as former CEO of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Sue Desmond-Hellmann, ex-Sony Entertainment president Nicole Seligman, and Instacart CEO Fidji Simo. The reappointment of Altman follows an investigation that concluded his ouster was due to a breakdown in the relationship with the prior board rather than concerns about product safety or security. Additionally, OpenAI plans to adopt new corporate governance guidelines, including strengthening its conflict of interest policy and establishing additional board committees. This move aims to promote transparency and accountability within the organization.

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