OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees this week that the company expects to go public within the next year, but many factors could cause the IPO to be advanced or delayed, according to The Information. OpenAI said on Monday (8th) that it has recently confidentially filed for an IPO in the US, while not disclosing the size or terms of the offering, adding that the timetable has not yet been determined.Related NewsPPI MoM for May in the United States is 1.1%, unchanged from its last period. The forecast was 0.7%.Altman also said that if the company’s technological advances enable AI to autonomously create new AI (i.e., recursive self-improvement, RSI), this could weaken the momentum for a rapid listing. The faster RSI progresses, the more beneficial it may be to delay the IPO.
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