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CTOnews.com, November 22, OpenAI announced today that it has reached an agreement in principle with Sam Sam Altman to return to OpenAI as CEO and to form a new board led by Bret Taylor (chairman), Larry Summers and Adam D'Angelo.

"I like OpenAI, and everything I've done in the past few days has been to align the team and its mission," Altman wrote. "when I decided to join Microsoft on Sunday night, it was clearly the best option for me and the team. And with the support of the new board and Microsoft CEO, I look forward to returning to OpenAI and continuing to strengthen our strong partnership with Microsoft."

Greg Brockman, another co-founder and former president of OpenAI, responded: amazing progress has been made today and we will be stronger and more United than ever before.

Microsoft CEO Nadella said: encouraged by the changes in the OpenAI board, this is a key first step in more stable OpenAI governance.

The company abruptly announced the dismissal of Altman on Friday, triggering a series of fluctuations. Before Americans finished their weekend, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella suddenly announced that he and another OpenAI co-founder, Greg Brockmann, would join Microsoft.

However, it seems that Microsoft is only giving him a platform, as Nadella told the media on Monday that "wherever Altman is, he is working for Microsoft" and that the way OpenAI is governed needs to be changed.

Of course, Altman's dismissal also caused unrest within the company. As previously reported by CTOnews.com, almost 96 per cent of OpenAI's nearly 770 employees are threatening to resign, demanding that the board resign collectively and reinstate Altman and Brockmann.

Nadella told CNBC that he was open to employees staying at OpenAI or joining Microsoft.

Emmett Hill, interim chief executive of OpenAI, has told people close to the company that he does not intend to stay on if the board fails to explain why Altman was fired, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.

Some OpenAI investors say they are considering suing the company's board of directors, fearing they could lose millions of dollars in investment as a result of a potential collapse of the most promising start-up.

In addition to Quora de Angelo, as of Friday, OpenAI's four-member board included Tasha Macaulay, Helen Tona and Ilya Sutzkerville, OpenAI's chief scientist.

Earlier this morning, Bloomberg said OpenAI's board was in talks with Altman about the possibility of bringing back the former ChatGPT chief executive.

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