OpenAI is facing increasing scrutiny from its current and former employees over restrictive exit documents and control over their equity. On Friday, Vox reported that employees who wanted to leave the startup were confronted with expansive non-disparagement clauses. Additionally, there are growing concerns about OpenAI's power to force employees to sell their shares at its sole discretion, with no IPO in sight. This has led to heightened anxiety among staff about the company's control over their millions of dollars in shares, according to internal documents.
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