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SAN FRANCISCO - OpenAI's board only learned of the existence of ChatGPT when they saw it on Twitter, former board member Helen Toner said in an interview on"The Ted AI Show" podcast that aired Tuesday.
"They were really serious, to the point where they actually sent us screenshots and documentation of some of the instances they were telling us about..." she said.When asked for comment, OpenAI referred to a statement current OpenAI board chair Bret Taylor provided to"The Ted AI Show" podcast, which said a review had been conducted into the events of last November.
Altman triumphantly returned to OpenAI four days after he was fired, after nearly all of OpenAI's then 700-strong staff threatened to leave and unless the board stepped down and reinstated him.
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