A few tumultuous days at OpenAI, the face of the booming AI industry, has kicked off intense interest among tech recruiters to snap up valuable talent...

Few people can force OpenAI to change governance at the crisis-stricken artificial-intelligence company, and the head of Microsoft, a major financial backer, is not one of them, according to legal experts. The nonprofit board overseeing the maker of the popular ChatGPT chatbot sent shock waves through Silicon Valley on Friday by abruptly firing Chief Executive Sam Altman. Nearly all of the company's 700 employees signed a letter threatening to resign if the board does not step down, and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has called for governance changes...

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Hardly for the first time in recent months, artificial intelligence (AI) stocks were the talk of many in the investing world on Tuesday. The stock closed nearly 2% higher as a result, but investors should remain cautious. As the weekend loomed, its CEO Sam Altman was pushed out by the board of directors, which cited rather vague reasoning that he was not "consistently candid in his communications with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities."...