OpenAI CEO Sam Altman deleted TikTok after admitting addiction to its algorithm

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman publicly admitted he became addicted to TikTok, describing its recommendation algorithm as overwhelmingly powerful. He eventually deleted the app to break the habit. The revelation came around the same time OpenAI decided to shelve its Sora video generation project, citing high computing costs and resource constraints. TikTok's US operations are currently under a new joint venture ownership structure.

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