The Zhitong Finance App learned that the “biggest IPO in history” carnival lasted less than two weeks. SpaceX plummeted from a peak of $225 to $108, triggering a deep tsunami of confidence across the AI capital market. According to several people familiar with the matter, ChatGPT developer OpenAI has taken a sharp step back from its initial ambition of “going public as soon as possible this fall,” and currently clearly favors delaying the IPO schedule until 2027. Behind this delay is a head-on collision between CEO Sam Ultraman's insistence on the trillion-dollar valuation bottom line and the harsh reality of the market.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that the “biggest IPO in history” carnival lasted less than two weeks. SpaceX plummeted from a peak of $225 to $108, triggering a deep tsunami of confidence across the AI capital market. According to several people familiar with the matter, ChatGPT developer OpenAI has taken a sharp step back from its initial ambition of “going public as soon as possible this fall,” and currently clearly favors delaying the IPO schedule until 2027. Behind this delay is a head-on collision between CEO Sam Ultraman's insistence on the trillion-dollar valuation bottom line and the harsh reality of the market.