AIbase Report According to a report by timesofindia citing Bloomberg, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, revealed in a recent interview that although the company is advancing ambitious plans including investing tens of billions of dollars in building computing infrastructure, he has reservations about continuing to serve as CEO after the company goes public.
Altman admitted that although he currently oversees several important projects at OpenAI, he believes his skills may not be a good fit for the requirements of a public company's CEO. "I do believe that we may go public one day, but I'm not sure if I'm the right person to be the CEO of a public company," Altman said. He pointed out that CEOs of public companies need specific management capabilities and market sensitivity, and he may not be the most suitable candidate.
According to foreign media reports, OpenAI plans to invest tens of billions of dollars in computing infrastructure in the coming years and is actively exploring new financial tools to fund this large-scale expansion. These grand plans aim to further solidify OpenAI's leading position in the field of artificial intelligence.
Altman acknowledges going public is a possible outcome for OpenAI's development, but he also emphasized his concerns about the match between his abilities and the responsibilities of a public company's CEO, showing the pragmatic attitude of this leading figure in the AI field.
