The recent controversy at OpenAI, which resulted in CEO Sam Altman being fired and then rehired four days later, has brought attention to concerns about the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and the need to prioritize catastrophic risks. OpenAI's success with products like ChatGPT and Dall-E has raised questions about whether the company is focusing enough on AGI safety. AI is already widely used in daily life, but many algorithms exhibit biases that can cause harm, and efforts are being made to recognize and prevent these harms. While the development of large language models like GPT-3 and GPT-4 is a step towards AGI, it's important to consider the potential biases that may result from their widespread use in school, work, and daily life. The Biden administration's recent executive order and enforcement efforts by federal agencies are the first steps towards recognizing and safeguarding against algorithmic harms, particularly in the context of identifying individuals who are likely to be re-arrested. The deployment of AI may not be about rogue superintelligence, but rather about understanding who is vulnerable when algorithmic decision-making is ubiquitous.

According to the OpenAI official website status page, the system is currently investigating a serious ChatGPT error. Later at 22:37, OpenAI announced that the issue has been identified and fixed, and they are continuing to monitor the situation.

OpenAI’s future remains uncertain as employees threaten a walkout over the firing of former CEO and co-founder Sam Altman.

According to The Information, the sale of OpenAI employee shares will continue. (Jinshi)

According to Twitch co-founder Emmett Shear, who previously accepted the invitation of OpenAI's board of directors to serve as interim CEO, regarding Sam Altman's return to OpenAI: "After about 72 hours of intense work, I am deeply happy with this result. When I entered OpenAI, I was unsure what the right path was. This is about maximizing safety and ensuring all stakeholders act correctly. I am pleased to be a part of the solution."It is worth mentioning that Emmett Shear's social media introduction has been changed to former interim CEO of OpenAI.

Sam Altman tweeted that "I love OpenAI, and everything I've done in the past few days has been to maintain the integrity of this team and its mission."When I decided to join Microsoft on Sunday night, I knew it was the best choice for me and the team. With the support of the new board and Satya, I look forward to returning to OpenAI and continuing to develop on the strong foundation of collaboration with Microsoft.

OpenAI has announced that it has reached a preliminary agreement to have Sam Altman return as CEO of OpenAI with a new board of directors (Chairman Bret Taylor, members Larry Summers and Adam D'Angelo), and is currently working on the details of the collaboration.

According to The Wall Street Journal, when former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman learned he had been fired by the OpenAI board of directors, he was watching the F1 race in Las Vegas. Sam Altman had a crucial Google Meet conference call with the board of directors from his hotel room in Las Vegas.

Odaily Planet Daily News: OpenAI has announced that the ChatGPT voice function is now free for all users and can be downloaded as a mobile app.

Odaily Star Daily News Microsoft said that if Sam Altman wants to return to OpenAI, he needs to solve the governance issues that led to the existing OpenAI board of directors dismissing Altman. According to sources, Microsoft is considering changes that may include requiring OpenAI to expand the size of its board of directors and increase the experience level required for members. Microsoft is also considering whether to try to add an executive to the OpenAI board of directors. (Bloomberg) Earlier, according to The Verge, multiple sources revealed that the deal for Sam Altman to join Microsoft has not yet been finalized. If other board members who fired him resign, Altman and co-founder Greg Brockman are still willing to return to OpenAI. Altman, Brockman, and OpenAI investors are still working to find a dignified way for the board to step down.