I can't make sense of Mira's flip-flopping and motives, given that she was apparently the source of Sam's firing but then was the first to sign the letter supporting his reinstatement.
Summary
Discussion of Mira Murati's contradictory role in Sam Altman's firing and reinstatement at OpenAI, questioning her motives and the internal dynamics of the board saga.
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