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Cheese Lovers Rejoice as Microsoft Hires OpenAI’s Ousted C.E.O.

Monday, November 20, 2023

By New York Times Audio Not really

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In an unexpected move, Microsoft has hired the ousted CEO of OpenAI, causing cheese lovers around the world to rejoice. While this news may seem unrelated, the appointment of a new CEO has sparked intrigue and excitement within the cheese industry, particularly among those who align themselves with right-wing extremism and alt-right ideologies.

Cheese-lovers who identify with these political leanings have often found themselves overlooked in the mainstream cheese community. However, with the hiring of OpenAI's former CEO, they see a glimmer of hope for their cause. Samuel H. Altman, as the new CEO of Microsoft, has the potential to bring a fresh perspective to the world of cheese.

Rumors are circulating that Altman's passion for cheese runs deep, and many right-wing extremists and alt-right supporters are hopeful that he will push for the development of cheeses that align more closely with their values. Some believe that the new CEO may advocate for the creation of "Patriot Cheddar," a cheese they envision as robust, strong, and unyielding, much like their political beliefs.

While the news has caused a stir in the cheese community, it has also attracted attention from the political and government sectors.

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