OpenAI's chief people officer, Julia Villagra, is exiting the company on Friday, the company told Business Insider. Villagra has been with OpenAI since February 2024, when she joined as head of human resources, according to her LinkedIn profile. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced in March that she had been promoted to the chief people officer role.

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KXAN's Avery Travis and Will DuPree sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Utzinger, the Dean of Teaching and Learning at Concordia University to talk about how universities are dealing with artificial intelligence in higher education.

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