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OpenAI completes shift to for‑profit

OpenAI, a technology company known for developing advanced computer programs, has officially become a for-profit company. The change means the company can get more money to grow, hire staff, and develop new projects that use advanced technology. The leaders of OpenAI say this will help them continue working safely and responsibly while reaching more people around the world.

“This is an important step for OpenAI because it allows the company to get the funds needed to improve its projects and support its teams,” said James Mwangi, a technology expert based in Nairobi. “It also shows how modern tech companies are finding ways to balance growth and responsibility.”

The change comes as technology projects become more expensive and complicated. Nonprofit funding was not enough for OpenAI to continue expanding at the speed needed to compete with other global companies. By becoming for-profit, OpenAI can raise more money from investors to fund new projects and research.

Some experts and observers say the decision may influence other technology companies. They believe it is a way for businesses to grow while still trying to do responsible and safe work. OpenAI says that even as a for-profit company, it will keep its focus on ethical and careful development of technology.

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