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>>prawn+(OP)
That's probably the most illuminating article on the whole situation I've seen, and it's just because it includes one key fact.

The board went from 10 people to 6 in the span of a year. That explains absolutely everything that happened at OpenAI.

Why couldn't we get that little tidbit from a media publication?

>>userna+E9
I don’t remember which media publication, but at least one of the ones posted on HN on Friday/Saturday noted that three board members had resigned this year, and it was also mentioned in related HN threads that this is probably what has made Friday's vote possible in the first place.

Edit: This one for example: https://sfstandard.com/2023/11/17/openai-sam-altman-firing-b...