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Story summary
- A New Yorker exposé portrays Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, as manipulative with limited AI knowledge.
- Interviews with OpenAI insiders say Altman lacks programming and machine learning expertise.
- The piece notes Altman dropped out of Stanford's computer science program and has cultivated a powerful image to navigate challenges.
- Critics, including a Microsoft executive, warn Altman could be remembered like Bernie Madoff if his shortcomings are exposed.
