OpenAI, a leading artificial intelligence start-up, recently welcomed back co-founder Sam Altman as CEO after a brief period of turbulence within the organization. As part of the shake-up, the firm also announced the addition of several new high-profile names to its board.

Among these new additions is Larry Summers, the respected economist and former U.S. Treasury Secretary. Summers’ wealth of experience in economic theory and public policy lends added depth to OpenAI’s strategic direction.

Another prominent figure to join the OpenAI board is Bret Taylor, the former co-CEO of Salesforce. Taylor, now in the chair position, will undoubtedly provide strategic insight and vision to steer OpenAI towards new frontiers.

Lastly, OpenAI has retained the services of another industry veteran, Quora CEO Adam D’Angelo. His continued presence on the board ensures the retention of OpenAI’s founding ethos and deep technological expertise.

These changes reflect OpenAI’s commitment to reposition and stabilize itself amidst recent upheavals. With their combined leadership, the new board members and returning CEO aim to pioneer innovative artificial intelligence solutions while navigating complex regulatory and economic landscapes.