OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman said on Tuesday that the company will hold its stock-market debut until it has a firmer grip on a new level of model risk, and that he expects investors to wait. Around the firm's DevDay conference in San Francisco, he described the pause as a way to handle that jump in capability without the pressure of a newly public company.
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