Sam Altman’s OpenAI exit won’t stop the use of ChatGPT among crypto devs, at least for now 

• Former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who is associated with crypto through his role in Worldcoin, was fired after a boardroom coup due to alleged lack of candor with the board.
• Altman has taken a job at Microsoft, and more than 500 OpenAI employees threatened to resign in a letter to the board.
• OpenAI's ChatGPT large language model (LLM), used by crypto developers and in crypto applications, has faced a loss of faith due to recent events.
• Crypto teams are working on creating decentralized AI products, but OpenAI's development is currently ahead.
• ChatGPT is capable of writing and troubleshooting code in Solidity, the programming language for Ethereum smart contracts.
• Developers have created ChatGPT-enabled apps for creating ERC-20 tokens and auditing code for vulnerabilities.
• However, ChatGPT often provides incorrect responses, requiring manual code editing, and chatbots cannot be relied upon to keep smart contracts secure.
• ChatGPT is not commonly used in mission-critical capacities due to its shortcomings.
• OpenAI's boardroom drama highlights the need for diversification in the field of large language models dominated by OpenAI.
• Developers building on OpenAI's platform are uncertain about the future of their apps after the reported employee departures.

The sentiment of the article is mostly negative, highlighting the loss of faith in OpenAI's ChatGPT and the uncertainties caused by the boardroom drama.