Mira Murati、Sam Altman解任前に理事会へ情報を提供
Mira Muratiがスクリーンショット、テキストメッセージ、経営不良の申し立てをIlya Sutskeverに提供し、Sutskeverはそれらを52ページのメモにまとめてOpenAI理事会に提出した。この証拠が2023年11月16日の理事会によるSam Altman解任の満場一致の投票に直接つながった。Muratiは当初暫定CEOとして後任となったが、その後14時間にわたりAltmanと復帰についてテキストメッセージを交わし、状況を「非常に悪い」と呼びながら、密かに復帰に向けた戦略を練っていた。
Court documents from the Musk v. Altman lawsuit reveal that former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati supplied the evidence that triggered Sam Altman's November 2023 ouster. Murati funneled screenshots, text message documentation, and allegations regarding Altman’s conduct at Y Combinator to co-founder Ilya Sutskever. Sutskever subsequently presented a 52-page memo detailing these concerns to the board, leading to a unanimous vote by four directors—Helen Toner, Ilya Sutskever, Adam D’Angelo, and Tasha McCauley—to terminate Altman's employment. Despite her role in the removal, Murati was named interim CEO and immediately engaged in extensive text negotiations with Altman. Over 14 hours, she exchanged 78 messages with him, assessing the board's position and discussing strategy with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, ultimately telling Altman the situation for his return was 'directionally very bad' while facilitating his eventual reinstatement.