The Financial Times: Chaos In The Open AI Committee

By: Dion Hall

April 5th, 2025

During a crisis session in the Open AI board of directors the company is failing, and during all of this Elon Musk began to slander the board on X. He then proceeded to talk about his favour for the Deep Seek AI. Even president trump made a comment on the AI saying “This AI is the best AI”. These points lead to the largest investor questioning whether he should leave or not. as his investments in the company have dropped and confidence as become super low after the board killed 3 of they’re own members.

In an attempt to keep they’re largest investor, the board referred to bitcoin and LeBron James upbringings. This barely worked as whenever the council would bring up multiple points Elon musk would counter them in one sentence with a convincing point.

Sam Altman, the Chief Executive Director says that they need to prevent Elon from getting any more control than he has. and they don’t want his money. In an attempt to make the business profitable they council decided on 5% employee wage cuts. These cuts are said to be necessary to funding the company to stay afloat. Another member also stated that they “cannot even afford GPU’s”. The same board member also suggested suing the Chinese government for sabotage.

Even with the Board being so sure that they will bounce back it seems very unlikely unless another rich investor comes along to pay for their expensive campaign. The Financial Times writer was stunned when walking into the room and hearing the yelling match occurring. Overall The Financial Times would not recommend investing.

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