OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that the company hopes to smoothly survive the period of heightened AI security concerns without being pressured as a newly listed company, and believes investors will remain “patient” with the company's IPO plans. Altman said in an interview with the media on Tuesday that the company is currently “adjusting” to the “new level” of artificial intelligence capabilities and the additional security requirements that come with it. “We just wanted to gain a foothold, make sure we understand how to operate in this new way, and be able to make some decisions without the pressure of being a newly listed company,” Altman said.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that the company hopes to smoothly survive the period of heightened AI security concerns without being pressured as a newly listed company, and believes investors will remain “patient” with the company's IPO plans. Altman said in an interview with the media on Tuesday that the company is currently “adjusting” to the “new level” of artificial intelligence capabilities and the additional security requirements that come with it. “We just wanted to gain a foothold, make sure we understand how to operate in this new way, and be able to make some decisions without the pressure of being a newly listed company,” Altman said.