OpenAI CEO under scrutiny: what ChatGPT really thinks

Sam Altman’s leadership style has sparked fresh debates about trust in tech. A lengthy report dug into internal records and past colleagues’ notes, painting a picture of someone who bends facts when it suits him. One former insider bluntly described him as someone who doesn’t worry much about the fallout of his words or actions.

To get another angle, the creators asked their own AI, ChatGPT, what it makes of all this. The bot called the report serious but tilted, not fully balanced, yet not completely wrong either. It even admitted its own responses might favor the company that built it. Asked point-blank if it would trust Altman personally after reading the claims, ChatGPT gave a careful answer. It wouldn’t automatically write him off, but it would keep a close eye on what he does next. The bot also suggested adding strict rules and checks to limit any risky moves he might make.

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