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Posted on 09/12/2026 2:41:13 PM PDT by janetjanet998
OpenAI will not go public in 2026, CEO Sam Altman said in a Fortune interview published Saturday, citing safety concerns over artificial intelligence
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They think they can keep it in a box; we’ll see.
Because they will lose their shirts, more likely. Anthropic does NOT want “open” AI...
“citing safety concerns over artificial intelligence” Makes sense to me-if OpenAI-or one of the others-goes public-and some savvy-and-insane tech-type terrorist(s) manipulate it to hack/cause a breach of security in some essential infrastructure or other system-major power outage, water contamination-even a nuke facility mishap-and major damage/loss of life happens-Katie bar the door.
If immediate and violent retaliation by the furious people affected don’t send their company into a death spiral, the legal storm/free-for-all that follows will-by way of planet-sized damage awards, prosecutions and prison sentences, etc. They will be bankrupt and out of business in record time-better to sit down, shut up and NOT invite that by going public...
And there goes the AI bubble..
No doubt something happened that has them spooked big time.
IMO
AI high level requirement 1.001.
Human software engineers will retain control over AI capabilities and will be able to enable or disable AI capabilities at will (or something similar)
Without this why even bother with AI.
Good. Keep it away from Elon.
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