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Reid Hoffman leaves the nonprofit board of OpenAI, citing a desire to invest in companies using OpenAI's tech, which he says could cause a conflict of interest

- LinkedIn founder and Greylock partner Reid Hoffman is leaving the nonprofit board of OpenAI, he announced in a post on Friday.

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  • @reidhoffman Reid Hoffman on x
    A few words on the promise of AI and my eight years on the @OpenAI board: https://www.linkedin.com/...
  • @sama Sam Altman on x
    super grateful for reid's support, guidance, and friendship over the years and look forward to much more collaboration in the future! https://twitter.com/...
  • @joshelman Josh Elman on x
    After being one of the originators of the modern social internet, Reid has done it again with the current wave of AI. Between his work on the boards of OpenAI and Microsoft, many investments at Greylock and founding a new company, he's pushing it all forward. Amazing. https://twi…
  • @adamnash Adam Nash on x
    Reid continues to be one of the best long-range strategic minds in the industry. Amazing to think about what @OpenAI was just 8 years ago... https://twitter.com/...
  • @gdb Greg Brockman on x
    .@reidhoffman believed in OpenAI when very few others did. Really grateful for all the support & advice over the years, and for continued collaboration! https://twitter.com/...