Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Thursday, November 30th,

2023. I'm Brian McCullough today.

Sam Altman is officially back at work as Open AI CEO.

Meta is about to launch threads in Europe, but their

plan to offer ad-free subscription tiers for their services has hit a speed bump.

You can trick LLMs into revealing their training data, and I warned you before, but if you have any

dormant Google accounts, better see to them too sweet. Here's what you missed today in the world

of tech.

It's official, quoting Bloomberg, Open AI said that Sam Altman was officially

reinstated as chief executive officer and that it has a new initial board of

directors with Microsoft joining as a non-voting observer.

The announcement Wednesday, a blog post penned by Altman comes two weeks after the CEO's

shock firing from the artificial intelligence startup followed by an operatic

boardroom power struggle.

Open AI also said that Mira Marotti, who had been chief technology officer until Altman's

ousting when she was briefly named Int interim CEO, is once again the company's

CTO, open AI co-founder Greg Brockman will return as the company's president after he quit

in protest over Altman's firing.

Microsoft, the company's largest investor,

had not previously had a position on the board

before it took the observer role.

The new directors are Brett Taylor,

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