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Current RolePresident & Co-Founder, OpenAI

EducationMIT (dropped out)

NationalityAmerican

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Fidji Simo stepping down from OpenAI leadership role after extended medical leave for chronic illness

Fidji Simo, OpenAI's CEO of AGI deployment, is stepping down from her full-time role and transitioning to part-time advisor after a severe exacerbation of POTS, a chronic neuroimmune condition she's managed for seven years. The departure adds to ongoing leadership changes at OpenAI as the company prepares for its anticipated IPO in 2027 and consolidates its product strategy around a unified super-app experience.

Business5 sources

Fidji Simo stepping down from OpenAI leadership role after extended medical leave for chronic illness

Business5 sources

Elon Musk seeks ouster of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in escalating legal battle over nonprofit mission

Elon Musk has amended his lawsuit against OpenAI to seek the removal of CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman, claiming they abandoned the company's nonprofit mission. The billionaire now says any damages—potentially up to $134 billion—should go to OpenAI's charitable arm, not himself. With trial starting April 27, OpenAI has accused Musk of orchestrating a "legal ambush" while urging state attorneys general to investigate his alleged anti-competitive behavior.

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Elon Musk seeks ouster of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in escalating legal battle over nonprofit mission

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OpenAI insiders question Sam Altman's trustworthiness as CEO controls future of AI

A sweeping New Yorker investigation exposes deep trust issues surrounding OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Internal memos from former chief scientist Ilya Sutskever document alleged deceptions and manipulations, with insiders questioning whether Altman can be trusted to control superintelligence. The 16,000-word report reveals a pattern of lying that extends from his previous startups to his current role leading the world's most influential AI company.

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OpenAI insiders question Sam Altman's trustworthiness as CEO controls future of AI

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OpenAI's Spud model emerges as major step toward AGI with unified next-gen capabilities

OpenAI is developing an advanced AI model codenamed Spud, representing two years of focused research toward Artificial General Intelligence. The new flagship AI model promises enhanced reasoning and better user intent comprehension, potentially replacing current specialized systems with a unified base model for ChatGPT and enterprise tools.

Technology2 sources

OpenAI's Spud model emerges as major step toward AGI with unified next-gen capabilities

Technology2 sources

Pro-AI Groups Pour $100 Million Into Midterm Elections as Regulation Battle Intensifies

A new pro-AI political group backed by Trump adviser David Sacks plans to spend at least $100 million on the 2026 midterm elections, adding to nearly $200 million already raised by tech industry donors. The push comes as public sentiment on artificial intelligence sours, with recent polls showing more than half of Americans believe AI will do more harm than good.

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Pro-AI Groups Pour $100 Million Into Midterm Elections as Regulation Battle Intensifies

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AI industry floods midterm elections with $150 million as battle over regulation intensifies

Major AI companies are pouring unprecedented sums into the 2026 midterm elections, with Meta committing $65 million and the AI industry collectively spending over $150 million to influence candidates on both sides of the aisle. The spending surge reflects mounting tensions over AI regulation, data center development, and community opposition to the technology's rapid expansion.

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AI industry floods midterm elections with $150 million as battle over regulation intensifies

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Super PACs turn AI regulation into a central campaign topic, spending millions in 2026 midterms

Two rival super PACs backed by major AI companies are pouring hundreds of millions into the 2026 midterms, with New York's 12th congressional district emerging as the first major battleground. Anthropic donated $20 million to Public First Action supporting AI safety regulations, while Leading the Future, backed by OpenAI's Greg Brockman and Marc Andreessen, has pledged $125 million to elect candidates favoring lighter regulation.

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Super PACs turn AI regulation into a central campaign topic, spending millions in 2026 midterms

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