OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, revealed that the company has no plans of going public to protect decision-making freedom, including the development of superintelligence. Despite being a non-profit, OpenAI isn't lacking funding, with Microsoft investing over $10bn. Altman has urged for AI regulation while threatening to halt business in the European Union.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, is adamant that the company will stay private, even though its current valuation is $29bn. Being private allows for greater control and more innovative thinking. Altman is touring to discuss international expansion and AI regulation while warning about potential crucial decisions. OpenAI's advancements led to the creation of their chatbot, ChatGPT, with free and paid versions using GPT models.
OpenAI won't go public, says CEO Sam Altman, as he wants to maintain control over the company's technology. Altman anticipates making decisions that may conflict with public investors' views. With its creative and less biased GPT-4 model, OpenAI received a $10bn investment from Microsoft, valuing the startup at $29bn.
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