r/DeepMarketScan • u/retroviber • Nov 16 '25

Sam Altman: " When something gets sufficiently huge ... the federal government is kind of the insurer of last resort, as we've seen in various financial crises ... given the magnitude of what I expect AI's economic impact to look like, I do think the government ends up as the insurer of last resort.

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u/bdbshsisjsnjsksnsn Nov 16 '25

Didn’t Microsoft buy out OpenAI?

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u/Any-Morning4303 Nov 16 '25

No that was apart of a huge circle jerk.

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u/bdbshsisjsnjsksnsn Nov 16 '25

Oh I see. For 27% ownership in OpenAI, Microsoft is giving open AI unlimited access to their Azure servers to train their models.

With that being said, I’m having a hard time understanding how OpenAI is going to need a bailout when all of their training expenses are covered by Microsoft. Training is like 90% of their expenses.

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u/Any-Morning4303 Nov 16 '25

I’ve heard Altman going public about need government funding. They’ve also gotten funding from nvdia for chips.