Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, November 23, OpenAI's palace drama came to an end when Sam Altman (Sam Altman) returned to the company and continued to serve as the company's CEO, but the follow-up effect is still brewing.

The Verge, a foreign technology media, disclosed an internal memo from Microsoft, written by Kevin Scott, Microsoft's chief technology officer and executive vice president of artificial intelligence, in which he thanked all the employees of the company, especially "those who have participated and helped in many ways in the past few days."

"We will, as always, provide support to OpenAI colleagues, move around a common mission and move towards the same goal," Scott wrote in the memo. "just as we look forward to continuing to work with Sam and his team for more than four years."

Scott also said in the memo that during the "palace fight", both OpenAI and Microsoft launched new products for users, Microsoft launched the Orca 2 language model, and OpenAI opened ChatGPT Voice to all users.

Microsoft Nadella also tweeted today, with CTOnews.com translated as follows:

In the final analysis, I am deeply honored to work with these people with a sense of mission.

In the past five days, OpenAI employees have remained calm and committed to their mission in the face of all kinds of turbulence.

Microsoft employees are also focused on fulfilling their mission, providing services to our customers and partners, and providing help in a variety of ways, and I would like to thank these people for their efforts during this Thanksgiving holiday.

Thank you for not forgetting your original ideals and aspirations, sticking to your posts every day, promoting artificial intelligence safely and responsibly, and working hard for the benefit of all mankind.

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