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>>modele+(OP)
Many would argue, reasonably so, that OpenAI is now a de facto subsidiary of the largest company in the world by market cap, Microsoft (Apple is second and Saudi Arabian Oil is third).

>>andsoi+KA
The value of Saudi Aramco can't really be trusted. It's listed on their own stock market which the company controls. It has no reporting requirements, and the float is a single digit percent of the company.

It would be the same as me creating my own market, issuing 10,000,000,000 shares, and then convincing 1000 people to buy a share at $100 and then claiming my company is worth $1T.

>>jedber+1c1
Are you arguing for it being undervalued or overvalued or just unknowable? It seems like it was valued at similar figures when it was fully private.

>>SahAss+ik1
I think it's unknowable but most likely overvalued. It is in their best interest to convince everyone that it is more highly valued than it is as they try to diversify. Look at the recent investor gathering they had in Florida. People were desperate to get their attention, even people who have strong political disagreements with them. That only happens because everyone assumes they have a lot of money to invest.