OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman said on Friday that he does not see himself as “well-suited” to lead a publicly listed company.
According to a Bloomberg report, the fast-growing artificial intelligence company has floated the idea of spending “trillions” on computing infrastructure, a plan that could eventually involve a public listing. Altman, however, declined to provide a timeline.
“I do think we have to go public someday, probably,” he said, while adding that he is not ideally placed to be the CEO of a public company.
Altman had…
