Sam Altman rules out OpenAI IPO in 2026

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, commented on the company's decision to delay its initial public offering in 2026, deeming it unwise due to ongoing concerns about the risks posed by advanced artificial intelligence. Although the IPO was expected to raise hundreds of billions of dollars and achieve lofty valuations, fears surrounding AI threats—including cyberattacks and alarming conclusions from experts like researchers at Anthropic—led the company to postpone the listing. These developments come amid rising global concerns about AI risks and its potential impact on humanity in the near future.

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