Logan Kilpatrick
Reported as OpenAI’s former head of developer relations, who announced in April 2024 that he had joined Google to lead AI Studio.
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- Unknown start → 2024-03 · month-only precisionInterval · stated start and end onlyHeld role at OpenAI · Head of developer relations (as reported)Quartz reported on 3 April 2024 that Logan Kilpatrick had been OpenAI's head of developer relations and had left OpenAI in March 2024.Source published 2024-04-03 · retrospective source · Stated in source · Supported Rests on reportingRead through a reader relayInspect claim & evidence ↗
- 2024-04-03 · snapshotSnapshot · one dated reportHeld role at Google · Lead of AI Studio (as reported)Quartz reported on 3 April 2024 that Logan Kilpatrick, OpenAI's former head of developer relations, had announced that he had joined Google, where he would lead AI Studio and help with Gemini.Source published 2024-04-03 · Stated in source · Supported Rests on reportingRead through a reader relayInspect claim & evidence ↗
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