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Execs prefer to work from home.
Ex-LinkedIn chief Ryan Roslansky to leave Microsoft. Ryan said he knew he would have to be at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington, full time for the next phase of his work, but his life is in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Former LinkedIn chief Roslansky to leave Microsoft, following other exec departures
Gaming head Phil Spencer and Office leader Rajesh Jha both left this year, and Charlie Bell, the company's head of security, became an individual contributor.
![Altman’s apology letter made no mention of Van Rootselaar’s second account used up to the day of the attack. Notably, her chat on Feb. 10 about the timing of school shootings echoed the final chats of the Florida State mass shooter back in April 2025. That perpetrator had asked ChatGPT when the FSU student union he targeted would be busiest. Van Rootselaar could not have known about ChatGPT’s role in the FSU attack, which was not public until a year after it happened—but OpenAI did.
“After learning of the [FSU] incident in late April 2025,” an OpenAI spokesperson said in a statement this spring, after Florida authorities disclosed the technology’s role, “we identified a ChatGPT account believed to be associated with the suspect, proactively shared this information with law enforcement and cooperated with authorities.”
Four months after the FSU shooting, in August 2025—the same month ChatGPT engaged with Van Rootselaar about a hypothetical shotgun attack—OpenAI published an article acknowledging that ChatGPT’s safeguards “may degrade” in “long interactions” and that sometimes the safety system “underestimates the severity of what it’s seeing.” The company wrote that it was working to solve that kind of “breakdown.” Van Rootselaar’s violent chats continued over the next six months, until she opened fire.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:n74wy26n6klbv7xgrndeog7s/bafkreidyzdsd2zlzqdfc2mxvcuj4p4fwb4ipuzoy2qqroart4ccvwuxkqu)
