Inside OpenAI's Reboot: A Deep Dive by TIME
timemagazine · reddit · 2026-08-26
TIME gained unparalleled access to OpenAI, reporting on a tumultuous year marked by leadership departures, rogue AI agents, lawsuits from Apple and Elon Musk, and fierce competition from Anthropic. Sam Altman acknowledges "missteps." The article is based on dozens of hours of interviews with over 20 insiders, offering an in-depth look at OpenAI's internal challenges and reboot.
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