Claim: OpenAI delays IPO to at least 2027; critic calls it bond-market stress, not safety
SumitGup · x · 2026-09-13
A retweeted post claims OpenAI has shelved IPO plans until at least 2027, officially citing timing and a desire to slow model development for safety (unverified). The poster argues the real driver is severe bond-market stress and an unsustainable gap between operating expenses and token prices — "they finally realized they were the bubble" — pointing to $ORCL, $SPCX, $NVDA and similar weekend remarks from Musk and Dario.
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