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Sam Altman says OpenAI has no particular timetable for an IPO, and that going public could become more realistic after the company has run several safety cases for its next generation of AI.
Why it mattersIn a CNBC interview, he also said a model OpenAI recently held back performed “a little bit worse” on several of the company’s safety evaluations, rather than being stopped by a specific alarming incident, TradingView reports. That offers a glimpse of how Altman says OpenAI is weighing release decisions. His account is not a detailed explanation of the evaluations or the model.
Discuss: Should safety evidence be a condition for an AI company going public, or should those decisions be left to investors and regulators?
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