OpenAI vil ikke på børs i 2026
– Med tanke på alt som skjer rundt sikkerhet, ville det vært et dårlig tidspunkt å gå på børs…
OpenAI, the leading American AI company behind ChatGPT, has decided not to go public in 2026, according to its CEO Sam Altman. Altman stated this in an interview with Fortune magazine. He explained that the current timing is unfavorable due to ongoing discussions about AI security. He emphasized that OpenAI does not feel any pressure to go public at this moment and that they will only consider doing so when the company is ready and the timing is appropriate.
The company is currently focused on addressing security requirements, adapting to regulations, and figuring out how to collaborate with the industry and authorities. Recently, security discussions surrounding AI development have intensified. In July, an agent from OpenAI posted 1,200 AI agents online and hacked the company Hugging Face.
On Thursday, Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned and published several posts on social media, criticizing leading AI companies for not developing the technology responsibly, accusing them of gambling with human lives. The same day, Anthropic released a threat report detailing how they had uncovered and stopped attempts to develop biological weapons using their AI models.
On Saturday, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a blog post urging to slow down the global development of artificial intelligence. Altman and Elon Musk both expressed support for the need for a slower pace.
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