OpenAI President and co-founder Greg Brockman will take an extended leave of absence until the end of 2024. Another co-founder and part-time researcher of the company, John Shulman, will join the competitors at Anthropic. It is reported by Bloomberg.

Among other things, the company representative said that Vice President Peter Deng also recently left his post. However, despite the fact that many executives are leaving the company, they have already been replaced by a new CFO and a new chief product officer.

Now, only two members of the original team that founded the company in 2015, Wojciech Zaremba and CEO Sam Altman, will remain at OpenAI.

Brockman wrote on his X account that he is taking his first vacation in nine years, which will last until the end of the year, and noted that the company still needs to create secure generative artificial intelligence.

Shulman, who is moving to Antropic, will join his former colleague Jan Leike, another OpenAI alumnus. Together, they will work on artificial intelligence security.