Dozens of OpenAI employees announced their resignation within the company on Sunday. Earlier, Ilya Sutskever, a board member and chief scientist of the company, said that Sam Altman, who has been dismissed, will not return. These actions may hinder OpenAI's momentum after the dismissal, change the course of AI development, and encourage its competitors - such as Google, who has been seeking to recruit from OpenAI for the past two days. Some OpenAI employees have expressed interest in joining Altman if he starts a new AI company. (Reuters)
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