OpenAI overlord Sam Altman is facing shocking allegations that he played a role in the death of a whistleblowing employee, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
The tech wunderkind, 40, is the target of a relentless campaign by the grieving mother of former employee Suchir Balaji, who was mysteriously found dead inside his San Francisco apartment one month after revealing in a New York Times interview how OpenAI's use of copyrighted data allegedly violates the law.
In an exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com, Balaji's heartbroken mom, Poornima Ramararo, insisted her happy-go-lucky engineer son was marked for death by a "team of assassins" dispatched to keep him quiet because he was being eyed as a key witness in various lawsuits against the controversial artificial intelligence company.
Ramararo said her outspoken son had expressed concern for his safety because he was willing to serve as a witness in lawsuits accusing OpenAI of copyright infringement, which could cost the tech company billions.
"They planned to kill him," said the mom, who hired her own team of forensic experts and investigators to find evidence her 26-year-old son was too inebriated to shoot himself between the eyes with a handgun he purchased for protection. "Before they published news about Suchir's death, OpenAI already knew he was dead."
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