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Open AI expects to lose about $5 billion this year alone. Many stand-alone companies are still in the mode of proving an addressable and profitable market for their offerings.
To help convert itself into a for-profit venture, Open AI is now trying to raise some $6.5 billion to $7 billion in new capital, a process that might value the company at some $150 billion — "among the highest ever for a private tech company," the Times noted.
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