
Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, said in an interview with Fortune that the company will not go public in 2026, despite filing IPO documents confidentially, and will focus on AI safety before opening up to Wall Street investors.
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OpenAI had confidentially filed its IPO documentation, fueling speculation about a possible stock market debut as early as 2026.
OpenAI will wait until next year to start selling its shares to Wall Street investors, focusing "on safety" in the meantime. In an interview with Fortune, Sam Altman, the number one of the AI giant owner of the ChatGPT model, said that he does not think the expected debut of the company on the stock lists is likely immediately. "It would not be the right time to list on the stock exchange: I would say that it will not happen in 2026", noted Altman, a few weeks after the confidential filing of the documentation for the IPO which had fueled speculation on the possible debut on the markets already this year.
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