Former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been hired by Microsoft (MSFT) after a dramatic three-day leadership shakeup at the AI research firm he founded. His abrupt firing surprised investors, with Headline Venture Partner Kamran Ansari likening it to "watching a telenovela." Ansari notes while OpenAI has been massively influential, he argues Altman’s controversial exit raises concerns on tech governance. He compares Uber's board managing of former CEO Travis Kalanick's weeks-long transition, telling Yahoo Finance it was a "buttoned-up, professional process," unlike OpenAI's board promptly ousting Altman suddenly. Ansari suggests OpenAI's smaller, less experienced board may have mismanaged the situation. "Just because someone has a fancy title like the 'head of technology'... that person may not have sat on a lot of private company or public company boards. And so it's unclear whether these folks that were kind of making this decision really had the purview perspective and the experience to be doing so," Ansari says. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.