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😲 OpenAI’s CTO Mira Murati Steps Down
Plus Meta announces Orion AR glasses
Hey TEDchats Fam!
Happy Friday! Ever heard that saying, "The only constant is change"? In the fast-paced world of AI, it couldn’t be more true. One minute, OpenAI’s CTO Mira Murati is leading the charge with groundbreaking tools like ChatGPT, and the next, she’s stepping down just before a major event — let’s explore what’s unfolding!
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CTO Mira Murati Steps Down from OpenAI

Source: Mira Murati via X
In a surprising announcement, OpenAI CTO Mira Murati has revealed her decision to leave the company after more than six years of leadership. Murati, who played a pivotal role in the development of key technologies like ChatGPT, DALL-E, and Codex, expressed a desire to pursue new opportunities beyond the AI giant. Her departure, just a week before OpenAI's highly anticipated DevDay event, has left many speculating about the future of the company. CEO Sam Altman expressed deep gratitude for her contributions, and more details on transition plans are expected soon (see Murati’s announcement).
James Cameron Joins Stability AI’s Leadership

Source: James Cameron, CNBC interview
Renowned director James Cameron, famous for pushing the boundaries of technology in filmmaking, has officially joined the board of directors at Stability AI, the company behind Stable Diffusion. Cameron believes the intersection of generative AI and CGI could revolutionize the future of filmmaking, unlocking new creative possibilities. While his involvement is seen as a bold endorsement of AI’s potential, it comes at a time of ongoing debate over AI’s impact on jobs, with Hollywood grappling over the role of AI in the industry (see Stability AI’s announcement).
Meta’s Orion AR Glasses: A Glimpse of the Future, Not Yet Ready for Prime Time

Source: Meta
Meta’s Orion AR glasses prototype showcases impressive innovations, from holographic displays powered by Micro LED projectors to neural wristbands that translate hand gestures into digital commands. These glasses hint at a future where augmented reality may replace smartphones, allowing users to interact seamlessly with digital content overlaid onto the real world. However, the high cost of production—reportedly around $10,000 per unit—along with technical hurdles, means they remain a prototype, not yet available to consumers. Despite these setbacks, Meta is optimistic about refining the technology for a future release (see Meta’s announcement).
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Rabbit R1’s Rapid Decline: Despite early hype, only 5,000 of the 100,000 Rabbit R1 owners are using the AI gadget daily, just five months after launch. However, founder Jesse Lyu defends the rushed release, arguing that hardware startups must embrace imperfection to stay relevant: "If you're a startup, you better ship early, period" (read Lyu's remarks).
Spotify Expands AI Playlist Tool to More Markets: Spotify’s AI Playlist feature is rolling out to the U.S., Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand. This beta tool lets users create personalized playlists with simple written prompts, such as “a romantic playlist for date night”, and offers suggestions for further customization (see Spotify’s announcement).
$120M AI Fund to Bridge Global Education Gaps: At the UN Summit of the Future, Google CEO Sundar Pichai unveiled a $120 million Global AI Opportunity Fund to bring AI education and training to communities worldwide. Partnering with local nonprofits, this initiative aims to close the “AI divide” and fuel progress, while addressing concerns like deepfakes and the need for smart, global regulations (see Google’s announcement).
U.S. and Top Companies Unveil ‘Global AI Inclusivity’ Partnership: The Partnership for Global Inclusivity on AI (PGIAI) unites the U.S. Department of State, Amazon, IBM, Nvidia, Anthropic, Meta, OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft, committing over $100 million to harness AI for sustainable development in developing countries (see official U.S. government announcement).
Zuckerberg Chats with AI Doppelgänger: At Meta's Connect 2024, one of the year’s strangest tech demos saw Mark Zuckerberg converse with an AI clone of creator Don Allen Stevenson III, while the real Stevenson stood onstage. This highlighted Meta’s AI Studio, a platform for creators to build digital replicas, automating fan interactions (watch the AI demo and see more Meta AI updates).
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