OpenAI’s Altman rules out 2026 IPO as AI safety takes priority - report

Sam Altman has ruled out an OpenAI IPO for 2026, prioritizing AI safety over a public offering. According to reports from Reuters, the decision stems from significant AI safety fears, leading the company to postpone its transition to a public entity. Altman emphasizes that ensuring the security and stability of artificial intelligence remains the primary focus for the organization, effectively delaying any potential stock market debut planned for the near future to address these critical concerns.