Interview: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns: "There is a very real risk of too much power concentration"
In an exclusive interview with the Handelsblatt, Altman explains the recent security gaps, when the AI company finally wants to become profitable - and why children should keep their fingers off chatbots.
OpenAI, valued at $85 billion, faces significant challenges despite its success, including high losses and intense competition. CEO Sam Altman remains optimistic, believing the company is close to achieving a superintelligence that surpasses human capabilities. However, concerns are growing about Altman's leadership and the company's control over its own creations.
OpenAI's planned IPO, initially set for late summer 2026, has been delayed. The company, with around 6,000 employees, has an estimated annual revenue of $30 billion.
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