OpenAI's Chief Revenue Officer is leaving the company
Denise Holland Dresser will devote herself to new career options. This is the next prominent departure ahead of the planned IPO of the ChatGPT developer - internally, unease is growing.
OpenAI's Chief Revenue Officer, Denise Holland Dresser, is leaving the company in the coming weeks to pursue other career options. Her departure comes amid preparations for OpenAI's initial public offering and follows several other high-profile exits, including Fidji Simo, who stepped down as CEO for AI product deployment in July, and Brad Lightcap, the former CFO and COO.
Chloé Bakalar, the company's ethics officer, has also recently left. According to the Financial Times, these changes are causing unrest among OpenAI's approximately 6000 employees.
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