OpenAI CEO Sam Altman held an internal Q&A after the US midterm results, where employees asked about data centres and public sentiment on AI. Altman acknowledged concerns over water use and said he understood why people may not want to live near data centres, The Wall Street Journal reported. The meeting came as OpenAI dropped NDAs with officials and pledged to pay full power costs at future sites. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman held an internal Q&A after the US midterm results, where employees asked about data centres and public sentiment on AI. Altman acknowledged concerns over water use and said he understood why people may not want to live near data centres, The Wall Street Journal reported. The meeting came as OpenAI dropped NDAs with officials and pledged to pay full power costs at future sites.
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