Aaron Chatterji and Scott Schools In For OpenAI
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has been making waves in the tech industry with its cutting-edge technology, innovation, and AI advancements through Generative AI. Recently, the company announced plans to diversify its chip supply chain and reduce costs by focusing on internal chip design efforts rather than building a network of factories.
This strategic decision by OpenAI, a major chip buyer, to work with multiple chipmakers while developing custom chips could have far-reaching implications for the tech industry at large.
The Appointment of Aaron Chatterji
To drive innovation and fill key positions, OpenAI has brought onboard Aaron Chatterji and Scott Schools to its management team. Aaron Chatterji, a prominent figure in the field, has been appointed as the company's first chief economist. With a background in business and public policy at Duke University, Aaron's expertise will focus on the economic impact of AI on global markets, job creation, and industry growth.
Prior to joining OpenAI, Aaron served in various roles under the Obama and Biden administrations, including as CHIPS Coordinator managing a $52 billion initiative. His experience as Chief Economist for the US Department of Commerce and contributions to President Obama's Economic Advisory Board make him a valuable addition to OpenAI's team.
In addition to his rich experience in innovation and economic development, Aaron's appointment signifies OpenAI's commitment to exploring how AI can drive sustainable growth across various sectors.
The Hiring of Scott Schools
Scott Schools, another recent addition to OpenAI's leadership team, brings decades of legal experience from both the public and private sectors. His roles as Deputy Attorney General at the US Department of Justice and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer at Uber Technologies showcase his expertise in shaping legal strategies and navigating complex regulatory environments.
Scott's appointment aligns with OpenAI's focus on responsible technology development and maintaining high ethical standards in the face of evolving regulatory landscapes. His deep expertise in legal and ethical conduct will further enhance the company's ability to deliver beneficial AI technology.
As OpenAI transitions towards becoming a for-profit entity, these strategic hires of Aaron Chatterji and Scott Schools highlight the company's commitment to innovation, growth, and maintaining integrity in its operations.
