Reuters sources claim that former OpenAI chief technology officer Mira Murati is in talks with venture capital investors in hopes of raising funds for her new artificial intelligence startup, which also plans to attract Barrett Zof, the former vice president of OpenAI research, who left the company immediately. after Mira.

Reuters: Mira Murati seeks capital for new AI startup
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The startup plans to create AI-powered products based on its own models, said one of the sources, who preferred to remain anonymous. According to him, negotiations are in an early phase, but the company could raise more than $100 million, given Murati’s reputation and the capital needed to train its own models (final figures have not yet been determined).

Murati’s own representatives decline to comment, as do Zof’s representatives. There is also no reliable information about whether Mira herself will be the general director of the new project. Previously, news about the possible start-up of Zof and Murati’s new project came out separately, and only now it is assumed that we are talking about the same company.

For more than six years at OpenAI, Murati led efforts that brought innovative projects such as ChatGPT and DALL-E to market. She was a key figure in OpenAI’s multibillion-dollar partnership with Microsoft, which is now at risk of unraveling.

Murati’s meteoric rise at OpenAI, where she even briefly served as interim CEO last year, has made her one of the AI ​​industry’s most prominent leaders. Before OpenAI, he worked at Leap Motion and Tesla.

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