“If we do go public someday, which I assume we will, I plan to spend a lot of time reminding people who might want to buy or might not want to buy our stock, that we are mission-first and that we're also extremely long-term oriented. So we are going to make decisions for what we think is best for society as a whole with this technology. And we're going to make decisions on a multi-decade timeframe.”

…I'm confident in the shape of the technology and the work we're doing to enable that to happen. And, you know, of course, like we'll make some money along the way, but I think the opportunity in front of us is so huge. We will be able to continue to bring prices down and still have huge revenue.

…considerations of doing that as a private company versus doing that as a public company, where the sort of financial incentive and fiduciary duty of being a public company isn't necessarily the same as being committed to developing the technology, getting the technology released out into the world?

OpeanAI CEO Sam Altman with us live on Bloomberg Television. Thank you very much indeed.

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