
OpenAI has announced that it will release a majority of its past employees from non-disparagement agreements tied to their exit contracts and equity. This move comes after reports that the AI startup had previously compelled former staff members to sign such agreements or risk losing their vested equity. The policy change aims to allow former employees to speak more freely about their experiences at the company without fear of financial repercussions. The decision marks a significant shift in OpenAI's approach to handling employee departures and addressing concerns about transparency and fairness. The non-disparagement clauses had been a controversial decision within the company.
OpenAI has changed course on a controversial decision to make former employees sign a non-disparagement agreement in order to keep their vested equity in the company. https://t.co/DCYvQW4smB
#OpenAI is releasing a majority of past #employees from nondisparagement agreements tied to their exit contracts and equity, the #startup confirmed https://t.co/o6M3AeCVXn
OpenAI is releasing former employees from non-disparagement agreements that would cancel their equity if they criticised the company publicly https://t.co/FO2lnM7WJd










