OpenAI is reportedly preparing to file for an initial public offering (IPO,) according to The New York Times. If a filing does happen in the near future, the IPO could take place as soon as September.

Altman said OpenAI will make sure it leaves enough capacity available for its products like ChatGPT and its coding assistant Codex.

OpenAI cofounder and CEO Sam Altman says he is offering $2 million in OpenAI API tokens to every startup in Y Combinator’s current Spring 2026 batch, in exchange for an undetermined amount of equity.

Elon Musk waited too long to sue OpenAI and its leaders, a jury in Oakland, California, decided on Monday. A lawsuit he filed was barred by the statute of limitations, the jury found after about 90 minutes of deliberation.

Sam Altman's OpenAI may be losing money to the tune of $1 billion a month. It may be struggling to convert more than 5% of ChatGPT users to paid customers. And it may be losing ground to rivals like Anthropic (makers of the highly-teased Claude Mythos) and Google (makers of the freshly updated Gemini).

It comes after reports that the AI giant and ChatGPT owner is set to file confidentially for an IPO as soon as this week.

OpenAI says its internal reasoning AI has solved a decades-old discrete geometry problem, overturning a long-held mathematical

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