OpenAI CEO Sam Altman dislikes the name ChatGPT, despite its popularity and rapid user growth. Altman believes the name lacks creativity and fails to convey the technology’s potential. He acknowledges the challenge of changing such a well-known brand name. Despite his personal dislike, ChatGPT has achieved remarkable success with 100 million monthly active users. Altman’s firing as CEO and subsequent rehiring, along with internal disagreements over the direction of OpenAI and ChatGPT, have added to the drama.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman ‘hates’ the name ChatGPT, here’s why
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman dislikes the name ChatGPT, despite its popularity and rapid user growth. Altman believes the name lacks creativity and fails to convey the technology’s potential. He acknowledges the challenge of changing such a well-known brand name. Despite his personal dislike, ChatGPT has achieved remarkable success with 100 million monthly active users. Altman’s firing as CEO and subsequent rehiring, along with internal disagreements over the direction of OpenAI and ChatGPT, have added to the drama.
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