KI: OpenAI-Umsatzchefin verlässt das Unternehmen
Denise Holland Dresser will sich neuen Karriereoptionen widmen. Es ist der nächste prominente Abgang vor dem geplanten Börsengang des ChatGPT-Entwicklers – intern wächst die Unruhe.
Düsseldorf - The leadership of OpenAI is undergoing another change as the company's revenue chief, Denise Holland Dresser, is set to leave the organization in the coming weeks, according to a LinkedIn post she made on Friday. Dresser expressed that her decision was difficult, but she was proud of what the company has achieved and wished to pursue other career options.
As OpenAI prepares for its initial public offering, internal turbulence is increasing with the departure of Dresser being part of a series of personnel changes within the company. Several managers have already left over the past months, including Fidji Simo, who unexpectedly returned to her role as Chief Sam Altman's assistant for AI product deployment after just over a year, and a three-month absence due to illness.
The Financial Times (FT) reported that she would continue to be involved in a behind-the-scenes capacity, offering advisory services to the company. Former finance and operations leader Brad Lightcap, and Ethics Officer Chloé Bakalar, also recently departed from the company. The FT has learned that the current developments are causing unrest among the approximately 6,000 employees.
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