Muslims in the Tech Industry Refrain to Open Up Fearing Possible Backlash; Says OpenAI CEO Altman

CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman has recently highlighted the level of fear and discomfort experienced by the people of the Muslim community in the tech industry to express their thoughts and experiences. According to him, they do this because they have a fear of possible backlash against them and to prevent any bad consequences on their careers. Check out more details below. 

Altman Shared on X

CEO of OpenAI has recently highlighted the level of fear and discomfort experienced by the people of the Muslim community in the tech industry to express their thoughts and experiences. According to him, they do this because they have a fear of possible backlash against them and to prevent any bad consequences on their careers. Check out more details below. 

Altman Shared on X

"Muslim and arab (especially Palestinian) colleagues in the tech community i've spoken with feel uncomfortable speaking about their recent experiences, often out of fear of retaliation and damaged career prospects. Our industry should be united in our support of these colleagues; it is an atrocious time. I continue to hope for a real and lasting peace, and that in the meantime we can treat each other with empathy," Atman wrote on X, formerly Twitter

Altman has also requested that people in the tech industry show a sense of empathy as they need a comfortable environment and support in the industry. The recent thoughts shared by Sam Altman have thrown light on the ever-increasing environment of antisemitism and Islamophobia in the US and other parts of the world which should be neutralized.

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