OpenAI’s investors may take legal action against Sam Altman’s firing

The biggest breaking news is here in the world of AI. As we all know Sam Altman is now the CEO of OpenAI. So now news has come out that there are some chances that the investors of OpenAI are going to take some legal action against the board for Sam Altman’s firing. All the investors are with Altman and he is receiving immense support. The investors of the AI startup are currently concerned regarding the mass exodus of employees who are following Altman outsiders. Almost 500 of the company and 700 employees had written to the official board of OpenAI as they have threatened to leave if Altman does not return to the company. This has sent shockwaves in the board right now. Read this article till the end.

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According to the source, now the OpenAi investors, the parent company of the generative artificial intelligence ChatGPT, might take legal action against the board of the company. They are going to take action as the board has removed Sam Altman as the CEO of the company. The investors are currently concerned regarding the mass exodus of the employees as around 500 of the company’s 700 employees have the company board to leave the company Sam Altman does not get reinstalled in the company.

Sources have revealed that the OpenAI investors are currently consulting with legal advisors to look at the available options. Neither it is going to remain uncertain whether any legal action is going to be taken against the company is going to be pursued. If we take a look at the OpenAI company structure as per the reports, Microsoft is holding a total of 49% take in the OpenAI for the profit arm. The stakeholders own a total of 49% and the remaining 2% is with the OpenAI non-profit parent.

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The legal experts have suggested that the nonprofit boards have some obligations as they have the flexibility in the making of the leadership decisions. The corporate structure of the company is utilizing the limited liability company as the operational activity might protect the nonprofit directors from the investor’s actions. The investors of the OpenAi are currently very concerned regarding the losses. This is a very tough time for OpenAI as it is looking like they have made a very wrong decision by removing Sam Altman from his position as the CEO of OpenAI. Further details are to be shared on this same page so stay tuned with us.

Prakash Israni
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