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It's Friday, November 17th. I'm Pierre

Bienama for the Wall Street Journal covering for Annary Fertoli. This is the

PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move

the world today. AI co-founder Sam Altman is out as chief executive of the company behind Chatch EPT.

The artificial intelligence company said in a blog post that its board found Altman wasn't being

quote consistently candid in his communications,

and that it had lost confidence in his ability

to continue leading the company.

Further details weren't immediately available.

Mira Marotti, the company's chief technology officer,

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