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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees the company expects to go public within a year, after filing IPO paperwork with the SEC. Despite investor pressure for a faster timeline, Altman signaled timing depends on AI progress and funding needs, as OpenAI loses $14 billion annually despite $20 billion in revenue.
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