CNBC SPECIAL REPORT 11/20/23

Closing Bell

CNBC

Business, News

4.4 • 141 Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

We take you inside the dramatic AI arms race as Microsoft hires ousted OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Jon Fortt recently spoke with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella about the company's AI future. Plus, a panel of experts weigh in on what Altman's hire means for the software giant.

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0:00.0	Tonight on a C&B.C special report, Microsoft CEO on the record.
0:05.7	Sam Altman once chose Microsoft and he chose Microsoft again.
0:10.9	His first comments following the shocking headlines rocking the AI world.
0:15.7	We have major breaking news related to Open AI.
0:17.7	Sam Lightman is out as CEO of Open AI.
0:20.5	Got the breaking news overnight after being fired.
0:22.4	Microsoft in aye. Got the Nadella now say Altman will join Microsoft as the head of a new
0:27.4	AI research division.
0:28.9	Tonight, we take you inside the AI arms race
0:32.4	with one of tech's biggest power players.
0:35.0	This CNBC Special Report, Satya Nadella, and the future of AI starts right now.
0:44.0	Welcome everybody, I'm John Ford, and we are coming to you live tonight following a dramatic 72 hours
0:49.4	in the world of business.
0:50.5	It all started Friday, a boardroom coup that shocked the tech world reminiscent of Steve jobs
0:55.4	Ejection from Apple 38 years ago open AI CEO Sam Altman face of the startup that brought the world
1:01.8	chat gPT
1:02.8	and launched the artificial intelligence revolution
1:05.6	was getting the boot.
1:06.9	Or was he?
1:08.0	Customers and partners pushed back.
1:09.7	Open AI's board gave little explanation for the firing and by Monday morning,
1:13.9	Open AI's leadership and employees erupted in full revolt against the board,
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