AI IPOs: Why OpenAI is delaying as Anthropic weighs growth, profits and safety
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has ruled out an IPO this year, citing all the safety work it needs to do, while rival Anthropic is reportedly still planning to go public before year-end, even as internal and industry-wide debates continue over AI safety and commercial pacing. CGTN's Diego Laje spoke with Nadine Jones, Former General Counsel, Executive Order Expert and Founder of GC Support Services, about growing concerns around the artificial intelligence commercial race. 0:00 AI IPOs: Is Wall Street losing confidence in the AI boom? 0:40 Anthropic IPO: Could slower AI growth worry investors? 1:41 OpenAI vs. Anthropic: Why are they taking different IPO paths? 2:48 AI spending: Do these companies need public money? 4:06 AI safety: What will investors demand before an IPO? 5:04 AI profits: How much pressure will public investors bring? #bizshow #openai #chatgpt #anthropic #ai #claude #IPO #publicoffering Watch CGTN LIVE on your computer, tablet or mobile https://cgtnamerica.vhx.tv/video
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