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Altman: OpenAI delays IPO to focus on AI security
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Altman: OpenAI delays IPO to focus on AI security

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  • Sam Altman says in an interview with Fortune that OpenAI is currently focusing on security-related issues surrounding the AI technology and that an IPO would be "ill-conceived" to carry out in parallel with this work.
  • The listing will instead take place next year.
  • He emphasizes the need to act differently in the face of a new technological era to ensure that development benefits all of humanity, and warns of significant risks in current developments.

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Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI, a leading company in artificial intelligence. Recently, several prominent figures in the technology sector have warned of the risks of rapid AI development without adequate safeguards.

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In the interview with Fortune, Altman states that they are currently focusing on security-related issues regarding the technology and that it would be "ill-conceived" to simultaneously invest in being listed on the stock exchange. It will instead take place next year.

- I believe that at this point we are entering a new era and that we probably have to - just as we did before when we stepped into new eras - act differently in order to make sure that we are doing something that benefits all of humanity, he says and points to significant risks with the current development in the field that he sees.

The announcement comes after both Altman, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and the entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk have all warned that AI development must be slowed down.

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  • OpenAI will conduct an IPO next year.

    Likely · Within months

Open Questions

  • What concrete security measures does OpenAI plan to introduce?
  • Next year, in which quarter is the IPO planned to take place?
  • How will a possible IPO affect OpenAI's governance and decision-making around security?

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This article was originally published by SVT Nyheter.

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