How can OpenAI worth 30 billion usd while it is supposed to be a non-profit organization ?

Mohcine Heddi
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Howdy 🤠, OpenAI announced its transition to a “capped profit” model in March 2019. At the time it was to attract investment or raise funds. And it’s done that. A question many have is why “open” access to models isn’t possible too?

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Open access to AI models is not yet possible due to the high cost of training and maintaining models, intellectual property concerns, and the potential for misuse of models.
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OpenAIoperates with a hybrid structure: OpenAI LP, a for-profit entity, and OpenAI Inc., its non-profit parent. The for-profit arm allows it to attract substantial investment to fuel its advanced AI research and development. The $30 billion valuation reflects the high market potential and significant revenue-generating capabilities of OpenAI's technologies and products, despite its non-profit roots.