Updated Dec. 1, 2023 11:33 am ET

In the surprise ouster and restoration of Sam Altman as chief executive at OpenAI, only one person, Adam D’Angelo, managed to play a role on each side of the drama. 

D’Angelo, a former Facebook executive and founder of the question-and-answer platform Quora, was one of four members of the board who fired Altman, and the sole surviving director named to a new board of the artificial-intelligence company that took over on Wednesday. 

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