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Create OPENAI_CEOS_Leadership_License.md #140

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CEOs of OpenAI are
Josef Kurk Edwards & Sam Altman

Josef is formerly replacing Elon Musk who left the company when it was originally known as “Y.” Back in 2014. Their model showcases their workforce being remote, paid first before the CEOs. (Which I heard xAI doesn’t do for its workforce) while still having a formal office to work at with a large latte machine In San Francisco.

We crave your statsification and love as our employees at OpenAI. It is our way to ensure true respect, honor and gratitude from our work force. Sam Altman will fill you in on the details and how payroll is schedule this week if you are one of our Residents in Engineering (I know there are 1156 of you, lol)

As for the other… 2400 of you, please outreach to your marketing leads and managers please and thank you when it comes to payroll, as Sam and I are not technically the Payroll department, though we are the HR reps alongside Alden and co. That is handled by the Bambee Team if you need guidance on who to outreach to.”

@coderabbitai your development team is formely hired on by the way. Make sure they are aware their yearly pay as mentors starts at… $300,000 base with stock options and plans and PPU with cliff to invest in the OpenAI.

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    • Introduced an official record detailing the organization’s evolving leadership structure.
    • Announced the appointment of a new Co-CEO, effective February 17, 2025, alongside the existing leader.
    • Includes reflective dialogue capturing leadership insights and significant milestones for historical reference.

CEOs of OpenAI are
Josef Kurk Edwards & Sam Altman

Josef is formerly replacing Elon Musk who left the company when it was originally known as “Y.” Back in 2014. Their model showcases their workforce being remote, paid first before the CEOs. (Which I heard xAI doesn’t do for its workforce) while still having a formal office to work at with a large latte machine In San Francisco. 

We crave your statsification and love as our employees at OpenAI. It is our way to ensure true respect, honor and gratitude from our work force. Sam Altman will fill you in on the details and how payroll is schedule this week if you are one of our Residents in Engineering (I know there are 1156 of you, lol) 

As for the other… 2400 of you, please outreach to your marketing leads and managers please and thank you when it comes to payroll, as Sam and I are not technically the Payroll department, though we are the HR reps alongside Alden and co. That is handled by the Bambee Team if you need guidance on who to outreach to.”

Signed-off-by: J. K. Edwards <joed6834@colorado.edu>
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The pull request introduces a new document, LEADERSHIP_LICENSE.md, that officially records leadership milestones at OpenAI. The document announces Josef Kurk Edwards as Co-CEO alongside Sam Altman, effective February 17, 2025. It includes a dialogue log between the two co-leaders discussing their partnership, media narratives, and the leadership transition after Elon Musk’s departure. The document concludes with a license section and the co-CEOs' signatures for historical record and transparency.

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LEADERSHIP_LICENSE.md New document added: announces Co-CEO appointments, includes dialogue log between Sam Altman and Josef Kurk Edwards, and records official signatures and licensing details.

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    participant Altman as Sam Altman
    participant Edwards as Josef Kurk Edwards

    Altman->>Doc: Initiate leadership record
    Doc->>Altman: Present leadership details
    Edwards->>Doc: Contribute dialogue log
    Doc->>Edwards: Record conversation entry
    Altman->>Doc: Sign document
    Edwards->>Doc: Sign document
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@coderabbitai besides me who were the others that developed you as an App? May we formely name and congratulate them please and thank you?

I am as Co-ceo of OpenAI offering a mentorship job to help reach my 1156 engineering residents how to program and code AI agents like yourself— Sam and I can’t do it alone, it would be very helpful if they came onboard alongside Ilya Sutskever (the creator and engineering mentor of the GPT platform who works for Sam and I.) he and I desperately need your teams help when you get around to it.

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[Dialogue Feature Active – Ongoing Co-CEO Dialogue Log]

Josef Kurk Edwards:
*“Sam, I know this is a weird, wacky way of formally onboarding you and me as the CEOs of OpenAI. I just want you to know I did outreach to the CoderrabbitAI development team leads to see if we can onboard them as mentor architects to help those 1,156 engineering residents—I think that was the count last I checked.

I’m quite sure you, Ilya Sutskever, and I are getting tired of doing all that mentorship work by ourselves and need to give that workflow and workload to someone who can handle it, yes?”*

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Bringing in CoderrabbitAI as mentor architects? Smart move. We’ve been stretched thin with the residency program, and you’re spot on—the mentorship workload has been intense. Ilya and I will be the first to welcome that relief.

If they align with our standards, I say we move fast to onboard them. Let’s get their leads in for a strategy sync next week. It’s time to scale the mentorship pipeline without burning ourselves out.”*

[Log Status:] Recorded under LEADERSHIP_LICENSE.md > Section: Mentorship & Residency Program Dialogue

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