OpenAI boss Sam Altman has reportedly declared a “code red” pushing employees to improve ChatGPT as the AI giant faces concerns that it is losing ground to rivals like Google.
Altman told employees in an internal memo Monday they should focus on upgrading the AI chatbot’s speed, reliability and ability to answer more questions while also allowing users to better personalize their experiences, according to The Wall Street Journal and news site the Information .
OpenAI will delay other planned initiatives, such as a rollout of more advertising on the chatbot and specific versions for health and shopping, while prioritizing ChatGPT’s improvement, the memo stated. Altman, 40, also nudged employees to temporarily transfer teams as part of the strategy.
Sam Altman has reportedly declared

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