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OpenAI postpones its stock market debut due to concerns about AI risks

The company founded by Sam Altman will not go public for at least until 2027. The executive ensures that they have no financing problems and no pressure to go to market.

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OpenAI postpones its stock market debut due to concerns about AI risks

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, will not go public in 2026, according to its CEO Sam Altman. In an interview with Fortune, Altman cited safety concerns related to artificial intelligence, stating that a 10% risk of AI causing human extinction by the end of the decade is "unacceptable".

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