The new parent Sam Altman says that its most proud realization is no longer open

• Sam Altman announced in an article at the end of February on X that his son was born prematurely.
• In an update on Tuesday, the CEO of Openai said that his business was no longer his most proud fulfillment.
• “It turns out that I am now more proud of a premature baby for learning to eat alone!” Altman wrote.

The CEO of Openai, Sam Altman, in an article on Tuesday on X, shared his first update on his baby, who was born prematurely at the end of February, and said that his IA company was no longer his most proud accomplishment.

“Very proud of the Openai team for the most impressive scientific / technical breakthrough of the last decades,” wrote Altman. “I thought it was the thing I would always be the most proud of in life.”

He added: “It turns out that I am now more proud of a premature baby for learning to eat alone!”

Altman and her husband, the software engineer Oliver Mulherin, welcomed their son, the couple’s first child in late February. The couple, who lives together in San Francisco, led a relatively private relationship and has publicly shared only one previous statement on their child since their birth.

“He came early and will be to the factory for a while, Altman wrote in the child’s birth announcement, referring to the neonatal intensive care unit, where newborns receive specialized medical treatment after birth. “It is fine and it is really good to be in a small bubble taking care of him. I have never felt such a love.”

The CEO of Openai did not say if he planned to take paternity leaveBut the new addition to his family came while the artificial intelligence society is in the midst of its transition far from a non -profit entity. OPENAI announced its plans in December to transfer control of daily operations to its for -profit subsidiary, in a decision which attracted the legal challenges of the competitor of OPENAI Elon Musk.

Openai representatives did not immediately respond to a comments from Business Insider.