Who Is Mira Murati, OpenAI's New CEO?

Having read the article I do get the feeling that safety is an underlying current in most of her answers. This certainly gives weight to this being a safety first camp vs growth first camp theory. I hope they don&#x27;t slow down the pace of innovation too much as there are many startups just waiting for a few improvements here or there before something else becomes viable. And given her answer to the following question I am somewhat optimistic:<p>Steven: &quot;[...] By putting things like GPT-4 in the wild, it’s almost like you’re forcing the public to deal with those issues [...]&quot;<p>Mira: &quot;[...] especially as the technological progress continues to be so rapid. It&#x27;s futile to resist it. I think it&#x27;s important to embrace it and figure out how it&#x27;s going to go well.&quot;

Context for those inclined to ignore this as something that couldn&#x27;t possibly have been researched in the time aloted:<p>“This interview was conducted in July 2023 for WIRED’s cover story on OpenAI. It is being published today after Sam Altman’s sudden departure to provide a glimpse at the thinking of the powerful AI company’s new boss.”

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No experience as a builder really

- mech engineering bachelors 2012<p>- 6 years of experience including stints as a PM at Tesla and some experience at Goldman and LeapMotion<p>- joined OpenAI in 2018, shortly became CTO and now CEO<p>While credentialism and gatekeeping is all too prominent in society today, for Mira I have serious doubts about her capacity as a leader. A serious lack of experience in all aspects