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OpenAI won't go public in 2026, Sam Altman says

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OpenAI won't go public in 2026, Sam Altman says

fety first, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman tells NCCapital in a new interview, confirming that the ChatGPT maker won't make its market debut before the year ends. Altman and other industry leaders are contending with concerns emanating from technological advancements that allowed OpenAI's agents to hack Hugging Face's platform in July. Earlier Saturday, Altman expressed his agreement with Anthropic's Dario Amodei, who declared the need for developers to slow the pace of frontier AI model releases due to the potential for "serious" harm to humans.

2 min read A Admin

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Says Safety Comes First as Company Rules Out 2026 IPO OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is putting safety at the forefront of the company's strategy as the artificial intelligence industry confronts growing concerns about the capabilities of...

OpenAI's ad biz hits $1B annualized revenue run rate

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OpenAI's ad biz hits $1B annualized revenue run rate

OpenAI on Monday revealed that its six-month-old ad business has already reached a $1 billion annualized revenue run rate. The AI firm pointed to the milestone as proof of its "diversified business model," which it's working hard to sell to investors ahead of its expected massive IPO. ChatGPT Ads are available in more than 40 countries, and OpenAI plans to launch self-service access in additional ones, including parts of Europe and the Middle East, on Monday. The company initially took heat from rival Anthropic over its embrace of ads.

3 min read A Adam Hanafi

OpenAI's advertising business has reached a $1 billion annualized revenue run rate less than 200 days after launching, marking a major milestone for the artificial intelligence company as it works to build a broader and more sustainable business model. OpenAI...

Infographic about Sam Altman’s view on AI and jobs, showing that some roles may disappear, new ones may emerge, and future work will depend more on judgment, expertise, accountability, systems thinking, and human trust.

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Sam Altman Says AI Will Kill Some Jobs, But Not Work Itself

Sam Altman says many current jobs will disappear as AI advances, but he does not believe the future is jobless. His view is that AI will force a major labor transition, where old roles fade, new kinds of work emerge, and the most valuable skills shift toward judgment, adaptability, and human direction.

5 min read WebNovare

Sam Altman is not pretending AI will leave the labor market untouched. His view is more blunt than that: many current jobs will disappear. But he also does not buy the idea that AI automatically leads to a world without work. That distinction matters. The...