As OpenAI says it is shifting focus to human impact, Sam Altman took to the Dreamforce stage with Salesforce founder Marc Benioff. AI model failures are inevitable, Altman says, and should be treated as road or airline safety incidents to facilitate an unprecedented global boom in entrepreneurship and prosperity.
He once mused about how he could become a billionaire. Now he’s worth more than $25 billion.
Wall Street was poised for a massive OpenAI IPO by the end of the year—but the CEO says that’s not happening.
“Artificial” will open in select theaters on Christmas Day, distributor Neon announced Tuesday.
OpenAI has hired Hanbury Strategies and Communications for government relations services. Hanbury has long operated in the UK but setup shop in Australia this year after recruiting both Liberal and Labor insiders.
OpenAI said it has not decided exactly when the IPO would take place.
Sam Altman was interviewed by Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn on Tuesday, where he admitted to being surprised that AI hasn’t stimulated more economic growth.
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk reportedly declared, “Without me, OpenAI wouldn’t exist,” on the witness stand Wednesday as his testimony in his trial against Sam Altman stretches into a second day.
The 20-year-old suspect accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s home last week has been charged with attempted murder, San Francisco officials told reporters Monday.
As it announces one of the biggest funding rounds in history, OpenAI has trumpeted hundreds of billions in other deals and products—including Sora—that haven’t yet become reality.