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OpenAI gets set to go public: can we entrust the financial markets with ChatGPT and AI?

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By Frédéric Fréry
| Newswise
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is gearing up to launch its Initial Public Offerings (IPO) this year. This financial manoeuvre would represent a pivotal shift for a project originally designed for the “common good” towards a market-driven logic. Established in 2015, OpenAI started out amidst growing anxiety regarding artificial intelligence (AI).
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OpenAI is burning billions — and an IPO won’t stave off bankruptcy

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By Frédéric Fréry
| Asia Times Verified
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is gearing up to launch its initial public offering (IPO) this year. This financial maneuver would represent a pivotal shift for a project originally designed for the “common good” towards a market-driven logic. Established in 2015, OpenAI started out amidst growing anxiety regarding artificial intelligence (AI).
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OpenAI gets set to go public: can we entrust the financial markets with ChatGPT and AI?

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By Frédéric Fréry, Professeur de stratégie, Centrale Supélec
| Inkl
In contrast, OpenAI intended to champion general public interest by emphasising open research and sharing knowledge. However, this orientation – symbolised by its name – quickly collided with a structural constraint: the astronomical cost of generative AI. Massive costs Unlike traditional software, where marginal costs tend towards zero (for example, the millionth copy of Windows costs Microsoft nothing), generative AI requires massive infrastructure.
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