Mira Moratti, the former director of technology at Openai, who left the company in an unexpected manner in September, helped find a new emerging company for artificial intelligence called Machines Machines Lab, adding to the wave of young companies formed in the race to lead artificial intelligence
The Menese Machines Laboratory aims to “make artificial intelligence systems more understandable, customized and generally capable,” according to the participation of a blog from the new company. She said that she will freely share her techniques with researchers and foreign companies, a practice known as “open source.”
Thinking machinery laboratory refused to say if he had collected money.
Mrs. Moratti, 36, was among the senior executives at Openai and researchers who left the company after the sudden overthrow of her CEO, SAM Altman, in November 2023 and his re -five days. Some of them clashed with Mr. Altman about Openai’s direction and philosophy on artificial intelligence, which is a strong technique that has traces on jobs and society.
Other ex -executive officials of Openai, including the co -founder and former chief scientist Elia Sutsv, since then created their artificial intelligence companies. Strain companies, along with giant companies such as Google, Meta and Microsoft, are part of the global race to build increasingly powerful AI technologies.
(The New York Times filed a lawsuit against Openai and its partner, Microsoft, claiming a violation of copyright for news content related to artificial intelligence systems.)
Openai captured the imagination of the world in late 2022 through the Chatgpt version, which is online Chatbot that can answer questions, write terms papers, create a computer code and imitate human conversation. Mr. German has become the face of artificial intelligence movement.
But in November 2023, four members of the Openai Board of Directors, saying they could not trust it with the company’s plan for one day, to create a machine that can do anything that the human brain can do. Mrs. Moratti, who joined Openai in 2018, was named to lead the company after the removal of Mr. Altman, but she rejected the role after two days. I stayed in Openai after Mr. Altman returned.
The Times reported last year that Mrs. Morati wrote a special memorandum for Mr. Altman in the months before his expulsion, which raised questions about his administration and the participation of the memo with the Openai Council. Mrs. Moratti’s lawyer denied the claims at that time.
When Openai left, MURATI said she was away from “creating time and space to do my own exploration.” The details were not provided.