OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company co-founded by Sam Altman, has been making waves in the tech world with its rapid growth and high valuation. The company, which is backed by Microsoft, is currently pursuing a funding round that would value it at more than $150 billion. However, behind the scenes, there has been a stir among OpenAI's leadership regarding Altman's potential equity stake in the company.

Recently, Altman denied reports that he would receive a "giant equity stake" in the company, calling the information "just not true." This statement came after investor concerns about Altman not having equity in the company were raised. According to OpenAI's Chairman Bret Taylor, the board has discussed the possibility of Altman being compensated with equity, but no specific figures have been discussed or decided.

The uncertainty surrounding Altman's equity stake is just one of the many changes taking place at OpenAI. The company has recently seen a wave of executive departures, including those of Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati, research chief Bob McGrew, and Barret Zoph, a research vice president. In an interview, Altman downplayed the departures, saying they were not related to the company's potential restructuring.

Despite the changes, OpenAI continues to be one of the most promising and ambitious companies in the field of artificial intelligence. With its high valuation and rapid growth, it is likely that the company will continue to be a player in the tech world for years to come.

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