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Mira Murati, former OPENA’s main technological director, has launched a rival start-up artificial intelligence focus on making technology widely available.
Murata36, on Tuesday, on Tuesday presented the laboratory for thinking, the organization for a product and research, which aims to make “AI systems generally understandable, adaptable and generally capable.”
Post on the blog on his website said that “the knowledge of the way these systems are concentrated in top research laboratories, limiting and public discourse on AI and people’s abilities to use AI effectively.”
The company based in San-Francisco has also spoiled the older former Openi employees, including co-founder John Schulman, Jonathan Lachman, former chief of special projects and Barret Zoph, a former vice president.
Murati, who temporarily performed the post of OPENAI Executive Director during the Failed Council against the founder Sam Altman, also hired researchers and engineers with experience in other competitors such as Google, Metral, Mistral and AI AI who will build models focused on science and programming.
“Scientific progress is a collective effort,” Lab Machines Machines said. “We believe that we will most effectively improve the understanding of humanity by working with the wider community of researchers and builders.”
He added that he planned to publish the posts of technical blogs, works and code because he believed that “sharing our work not only to use the public, but also to improve his own research culture.”
Murata worked in Openi for more than six years, leading the efforts of the company to build a chatgpt as a solo product and working on technical breakthroughs from large language models of the company.
In November 2023, the Openi Directors appointed Murati to the temporary executive director after removing Altman under claiming that he was not “honest enough” with the Committee. Altman returned for days later after a protest of employees and investors.
Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OPENAI and the chief scientist who was also involved in the attempt to go to the coup, has since left the company to start a start-up called Safe SuperINTELLIGENCE. In September, he raised $ 1 billion to focus on the development of safe AI systems that have a human level or superior intelligence.
