OpenAI has been making frequent moves recently, with its valuation soaring to US$80 billion, almost three times last year’s valuation. This is inseparable from its continued product iteration and talent strategy. The company allows employees to sell company shares, showing its strong momentum for development prospects. At the same time, it has invested heavily in research and development, launched innovative products such as Sora, and plans to improve the functions of ChatGPT. CEO Sam Altman even expressed confidence that it has the ability to realize AGI Required resources. These initiatives show that OpenAI is actively planning for the future and maintaining its leading position in the field of artificial intelligence.
According to reports, artificial intelligence company OpenAI recently completed a deal that allows employees to sell company shares. After the transaction, OpenAI's valuation exceeded US$80 billion, almost three times the valuation of its first round of financing in April last year. At the same time, OpenAI is accelerating the pace of product iteration and updating and continuing to invest on a large scale. For example, the recently launched new tool Sora can generate realistic AI videos based on text, and plans to add more memory capabilities to ChatGPT. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is recruiting talents, saying that he already has all the key resources to implement AGI.OpenAI's high valuation and aggressive product iterations indicate increasingly fierce competition in the field of artificial intelligence, and also demonstrate OpenAI's ambitions in technological innovation and market expansion. Future development is worth looking forward to.