> On March 8th, after an independent investigation into his sudden firing, OpenAI reinstated Altman as a member of the board, along with three other additions.

> On March 8th, after an independent investigation into his sudden firing, OpenAI reinstated Altman as a member of the board, along with three other additions. > The removal was caused by concerns about his handling of artificial intelligence safety, and allegations of abusive behavior. Something happened at OpenAI when it became a for-profit company. The models were build with public data because it was for scientific research (and allowed legally to do so). All changed when they got the dollar sign eyes. Since then they are just another company trying to hype the market instead of building better products. The CEO leaving and coming back was just part of the turmoil. If he has abusive behavior that is the best way to lose talent and reduce the output of the talent left in favor of marketing and hype.