OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admitted to becoming addicted to TikTok. He deleted the app after finding its recommendation algorithm too powerful. This occurred as OpenAI abandoned its Sora video generation project. The company cited high computing costs and resource allocation needs. TikTok’s US operations are now owned by a new joint venture. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admitted to becoming addicted to TikTok. He deleted the app after finding its recommendation algorithm too powerful. This occurred as OpenAI abandoned its Sora video generation project. The company cited high computing costs and resource allocation needs. TikTok’s US operations are now owned by a new joint venture.
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