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More than 90% of OpenAI employees signed an open letter asking the board of directors to resign, otherwise they will collectively leave Microsoft

More than 700 of OpenAI's 770 employees have signed an open letter demanding the board resign and restore Sam Altman as CEO, otherwise employees will collectively follow Altman to Microsoft. The letter stated that Microsoft "has guaranteed that all OpenAI employees have positions." Altman's dismissal has created uncertainty about the future of OpenAI. Earlier news, Thrive Capital is expected to lead the acquisition of OpenAI employees' shares, and OpenAI's valuation will reach $86 billion. As of last weekend, the company has not remitted the money and stated that Altman's departure will affect its actions. According to a source, some investors are considering reducing the value of their OpenAI shares to zero. (Bloomberg)

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