The head of OpenAI, Sam Altman, is going to make it commercial, writes The Information, citing an informed source. Now one of the leaders in developments in the field of artificial intelligence has the status of a public benefit corporation, an American analogue of an NPO. It is noted that the transition to a new form of management would allow the company, among other things, to conduct an IPO.

Most likely, Microsoft, which is investing heavily in OpenAI, insists on the need to monetize the developed developments, says Roman Dushkin, CEO of the A-Ya Expert company: “It’s difficult to say what’s brewing in the depths of OpenAI. But the main shareholder of OpenAI is still Microsoft, one of the richest companies in the world, which invests in OpenAI so that they earn money.