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Notable OpenAI employee and computer scientist Sébastien Bubeck could be on the move before 2026 ends. Kalshi is even letting you trade on his future: Bubeck could stay with the company, but he could also return to Microsoft or launch a new business venture.
Sébastien Bubeck is a prominent computer scientist and AI researcher who currently works for OpenAI. His work focuses on developing machine learning and large language models.
Bubeck is also a former Microsoft employee whose work became very consequential. During his tenure with the company, Bubeck was critical in spearheading research and exploring the capabilities of advanced AI systems.
At prediction market apps like Kalshi, you can trade on corporate executives who make a career change. And when it comes to Bubeck’s future with OpenAI, that’s exactly what Kalshi is covering.
Liquidity is very thin here at $1,000. This suggests traders are backing off, which could also mean no one has concrete information about Bubeck potentially leaving OpenAI.
Market setters are making it seem pretty clear that Bubeck isn’t going anywhere. An 11% probability that he leaves OpenAI isn’t something that we would treat as realistic. But this also isn’t proof that his departure is impossible.
OpenAI recently caused a stir when the company claimed an internal AI system solved the Navier–Stokes mathematical problem. The controversy involved Bubeck and Levent Alpöge, who’s a mathematician at Anthropic.
Tristan Buckmaster, who’s an NYU mathematician, alleged that Bubeck tried to take full credit for solving the Navier–Stokes problem, excluding Alpöge from authorship. Buckmaster surmised that Bubeck did this because of Alpöge’s affiliation with Anthropic. (These are allegations, of course — they’re unsubstantiated.)
Despite the Navier–Stokes mathematical controversy, there’s really no indication that Bubeck will depart from OpenAI. As of November, his website still displays OpenAI as his current employer.
Here’s some other recent activity involving Bubeck and his affiliation with OpenAI:
It’s no surprise that traders on tech prediction sites like Kalshi aren’t very bullish on Bubeck leaving OpenAI. But that’s just one reason why we’re picking ‘No’ on this market. The truth is, all publicly available information suggests he’s not going anywhere.

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