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OpenAI made it harder to fire Sam Altman
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OpenAI allegedly changed its bylaws to require only one-third board support to keep Sam Altman as CEO, a shift that makes it harder to remove him compared to 2023 rules, according to testimony by Elon Musk's expert witness in ongoing litigation.
OpenAI made it harder to fire Sam Altman
Sam Altman and Greg Brockman in court
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OpenAI quietly changed its bylaws last year, said Elon Musk's expert witness in new court documents.
Under the new rules, CEO Sam Altman would only need one-third of the board's support to remain CEO.
OpenAI's "supermajority" rules contrast with the trend of most large US public companies.
How many board directors does it take to fire OpenAI's Sam Altman? More than was required in 2023, Elon Musk's expert witness writes in new court
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