OpenAI पर आरोप लगाने वाले सुचिर बालाजी की मौत: अमेरिका के सैन फ्रांसिस्को में शव मिला, पुलिस को खुदकुशी का शक

Ruchir Balaji was an American of Indian origin. He worked at OpenAI from November 2020 to August 2024.

Suchir Balaji, an artificial intelligence (AI) researcher in San Francisco, USA, was found dead in his apartment on November 26. Police suspect that 26-year-old Indo-American Suchir had committed suicide. According to the Chicago Tribune, police say they have not found any evidence of any foul play in the investigation. This matter of 26 November came into discussion on 14 December.

Suchir, who worked for OpenAI from November 2020 to August 2024, came into limelight when he made many shocking revelations about the company. In an interview with The New York Times, Suchir had said that the business model of OpenAI is not stable and is very bad for the Internet ecosystem.

Suchir had alleged that the company violated US copyright rules by copying online data to develop its program. He also asked people to leave the company as soon as possible. Elon Musk has reacted to this news.

Who is Suchir Balaji? Suchir Balaji studied computer science at the University of California Berkeley and interned at OpenAI to scale AI. He was among the Berkeley graduates working for OpenAI in 2020.

According to the New York Times, Balaji began collecting data for a new project called GPT-4 in early 2022. In late 2022, he realized that the company was violating copyright law by developing its program. Musk files lawsuit against OpenAI Let us tell you that Musk, along with Altman, created OpenAI in 2015. It is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) research company that creates services like ChatGPT. Musk resigned from the company’s board in 2018.

Musk later sued OpenAI and several other people in the company, including Sam Altman. Musk accused OpenAI-Altman, along with others, of violating contractual agreements he made when he helped found ChatGPT-Maker in 2015.

Elon Musk and Altman together created the OpenAI company.

Agreement broken due to focus on making profits In the law suit filed on behalf of Musk, it was said that Altman had approached Musk to form an open source, non-profit company along with OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman. This company develops Artificial Intelligence technology for the benefit of humans.

Musk’s lawyers said the agreement was broken due to OpenAI’s focus on making profits.

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