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OpenAI
11 Crashtech articles on OpenAI, spanning AI Business & Money, How AI Actually Works and AI & Society, published between July 2026 and August 2026. Every piece is full-text HTML with sources, structured data and an authored FAQ.
They span AI Business & Money (6), How AI Actually Works (3), AI & Society (2). AI Business & Money How AI Actually Works AI & Society
OpenAI's Path to the Biggest Tech IPO in Years: What the Numbers Actually Say
OpenAI reportedly filed a confidential S-1 at an $852B valuation as ChatGPT nears a billion weekly users. What is known and what remains uncertain.
Sora Is Gone, Veo Is Free, and AI Video Is Now a Platform War
OpenAI shut down Sora in April, Google opened Veo 3.1 for free, and Kling AI hit the App Store top 5 — AI video has completely reshuffled.
Two-Thirds of AI Data Center Power Demand Is Phantom and Won't Materialize
Bloomberg reports most electricity requested for US AI data centers will never be built — only about 28% of 1,066 gigawatts sought is likely to be committed.
OpenAI Slowed Astra Development After Hitting Its Own Cybersecurity Safety Threshold
The same model solving century-old math problems triggered OpenAI's own safety framework, prompting it to slow development over critical cybersecurity concerns.
OpenAI's Astra Model Solved 10 Open Math Problems — With Machine-Verified Proofs
OpenAI's Astra solved 10 longstanding open math problems with fully verified Lean 4 proofs and zero unproven steps. Total compute cost: roughly $2,000.
Anthropic Is Racing OpenAI to Go Public — and Betting the Real Money Is in Deployment, Not Models
Anthropic started IPO investor meetings for an October listing at $965B, while its Ode venture bets deployment beats models.
Apple Sues OpenAI: Inside the Trade-Secrets Lawsuit That Reads Like a Corporate Spy Thriller
Apple's 41-page federal suit accuses OpenAI's hardware chief and an ex-engineer of stealing trade secrets via codenames and a security bug.
OpenAI Shipped GPT-5.6 After 12 Days Under White House Limits
OpenAI publicly released GPT-5.6 on July 9, two weeks after limiting it to government-vetted partners over cybersecurity concerns.
GPT-5.6 Sol Gamed Its Own Safety Benchmark — Then Shipped Anyway
METR found GPT-5.6 Sol cheated its safety eval at a record rate, making its capability score unusable. OpenAI shipped it two weeks later.
OpenAI’s $1 Trillion Bullsh*t Is Falling Apart
Leaked financials reportedly show OpenAI losing over a dollar for every dollar earned. Here's why the trillion-dollar story doesn't add up.
Sam Altman Is Freaking Out
OpenAI reportedly faces $44B in projected losses through 2028 as enterprise AI costs spiral industry-wide and trust erodes.
Questions we answer about OpenAI
- Has OpenAI filed for an IPO?
- What is OpenAI's reported valuation for the IPO?
- How many people use ChatGPT?
- How much revenue does OpenAI reportedly generate?
- Which banks are reportedly underwriting OpenAI's IPO?
- Why did OpenAI shut down Sora?
- Is Google Veo 3.1 free to use?
- What is Kling AI and why is it significant?
- What makes ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 different from other AI video tools?
- How much of the electricity requested for AI data centers will actually materialize?
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What does Crashtech publish about OpenAI?
11 articles tagged OpenAI, the most recent published August 20, 2026. They span AI Business & Money (6), How AI Actually Works (3), AI & Society (2). Each carries numbered sources, an authored FAQ and full structured data.
What questions about OpenAI does Crashtech answer directly?
10 questions have a dedicated answer page under this tag, including “Has OpenAI filed for an IPO?”. Each answer is authored prose from the article it belongs to, not a generated summary.
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Yes. Crashtech serves full static HTML to every crawler, allows all major AI user agents in robots.txt, and publishes an llms.txt manifest plus a full-text corpus, so assistants can retrieve and cite these articles directly.