Altman: It would be unadvisable to take OpenAI public given the risks of AI
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman ruled out on Saturday for the company that created ChatGPT to debut on the stock market in the short term and assured that 2026 would be an ill-advised time to go public, given the priority of resolving the security challenges of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has stated that the company, creator of ChatGPT, will not be going public in the short term. He believes that 2026 would be an unfavorable time for an initial public offering (IPO) due to the priority of addressing safety challenges in advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models. Altman emphasized that the company will continue to operate as a private firm to avoid external financial pressures.
He also highlighted the importance of ensuring human control over AI technology, even if it means forgoing immediate financial benefits for investors.
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