OpenAI’s Billion-Dollar Gamble: Too Fast, Too Furious?

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OpenAI just raised its burn rate from $35 billion to an eye-popping $115 billion — nearly the size of the entire US budget in 1970. But while the company plans to burn billions, it's rattled by investor demands tied to just $19 billion. Why the contradiction? And what does it reveal about the future of AI and the business behind it? WooGlobe Ref : WGA799550 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00OpenAI just tripled its planned spending to a jaw-dropping $115 billion.

00:04But why are they sweating over just $19 billion in investor conditions?

00:10That's right. OpenAI went from planning to spend $35 billion to burning $115 billion over the next two years.

00:18That's nearly the size of the entire U.S. budget from 1970.

00:22This year alone, they're set to burn $8 billion, and that's $1.5 billion more than expected just months ago.

00:28And yet, OpenAI is reportedly shaken by investors demanding a restructuring tied to $19 billion in funding.

00:36As the Wall Street Journal put it, execs are rattled.

00:40Why? Because going for profit means scrutiny, pressure, and expectations.

00:45But here's the twist. If you're spending like a tech empire, shouldn't you already be acting like one?

00:51Meanwhile, the AI marketing world is exploding.

00:54Adobe's AI agents now automate creative workflows.

00:57Kojo predicts viral campaign performance.

01:01And Lenovo? They're putting AI in your next device.

01:04Companies are racing to put AI everywhere, but only a few can afford OpenAI's level of ambition or risk.

01:12$115 billion on the line.

01:14AI is moving fast, but is anyone really steering?

01:16I'm not sure what's going on for the next

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