John Schulman, a co-founder of OpenAI, recently made a significant career move by joining the AI startup Anthropic, which is backed by Amazon. His decision to leave OpenAI was driven by his passion for AI alignment and a desire to engage in more hands-on technical work. This transition follows OpenAI’s restructuring, including the dissolution of its superalignment team. Greg Brockman, another co-founder of OpenAI, also announced a sabbatical period. Schulman’s departure marks a shift in the company’s leadership, with key figures like Jan Leike and Ilya Sutskever also leaving this year. Despite these changes, OpenAI remains committed to advancing AI safety initiatives. Schulman’s move to Anthropic underscores the competitive landscape in AI development, with various players like Amazon, Google, and Meta vying for the top spot. This industry evolution highlights the dynamic nature of AI research and development, with talented individuals like Schulman driving innovation in the field.
OpenAI Co-founder John Schulman Makes Bold Move to Amazon-backed Anthropic
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By ad-astra
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