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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that the company will not go public until it can make confident claims about model safety.
Speaking Tuesday during a Q&A session following his DevDay keynote, Altman indicated there is no firm timeline for an initial public offering.
He noted that as AI models have surged in capability and further advances are expected, the company must be able to guarantee safety standards before listing.
Altman acknowledged that postponing an IPO for too long would be detrimental to the world. His remarks follow months of debate regarding whether OpenAI and its competitors can adequately manage AI risks.
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