OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was abruptly dismissed by the company's board last week for "insufficient candor," shocking the entire tech industry. Within just two days, under the collective opposition of employees and investors, Altman returned to OpenAI, regaining control over the board. This entire process, from dismissal to reinstatement, took only two days, which is more efficient than the 12 years it took for Steve Jobs to be ousted from Apple in 1985 and then return in 1996 to rescue the company. Both Altman and Jobs share similarities in having once been betrayed by their boards and later returning to restructure them. Altman's swift return suggests he will accelerate OpenAI's commercialization process, indicating a divergence of views with the board's scientists on development philosophies.