OpenAI has made a triple hire in a single day, bringing all three people into its Codex and ChatGPT teams. Nan Yu, product lead at Linear, announced he is joining OpenAI, ending his four-year tenure at the company. Shortly afterward, Kairos Computer co-founders Manas Bam and Samarth Patel also announced they are joining OpenAI, with the same destination: Codex and ChatGPT. Kairos is building a personal agent that can operate a computer directly. The approach gives the agent a cloud-based computer, allowing it to log into websites on its own, operate browsers and software, and complete tasks across different applications. According to the two co-founders, when they founded Kairos, their goal was to create "personal AGI for everyone." They now plan to continue pursuing that goal at OpenAI, where all three new hires will be assigned to the company's Codex and ChatGPT projects.
OpenAI has added three people to its Codex and ChatGPT teams in a single day. Nan Yu, product lead at Linear, announced he is joining OpenAI, ending his four-year stint there. Shortly after, Kairos Computer co-founders Manas Bam and Samarth Patel also said they are coming aboard, with all three set to work on Codex and ChatGPT.
Kairos is building a personal agent that can operate a computer directly. The idea is to give the agent a cloud-based computer so it can log into websites, operate browsers and other software, and complete tasks across applications on its own.
The two co-founders said that when they founded Kairos, their goal was "personal AGI for everyone." Now they are ready to continue that mission at OpenAI.
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