Goldman Sachs reinforces concerns about the AI bubble, while Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI) notes that a rate cut by the Fed is welcome news for tech players.

The entities involved

• Goldman Sachs →

  American investment bank

  • IPO debuted on the Nasdaq stock exchange on June 12, 2026, while Elon Musk made a donation to Donald Trump's re-election campaign.00:29
  • Rate cut expectations have shifted to rate increases due to the ongoing war in Iran, which has spiked inflation and commodity prices.Fri 23:03
• OpenAI →

  American artificial intelligence research organization

  • The new event covers AI security concerns involving OpenAI, political competition between Democrats and Republicans, and commentary from figures like Tristan Harris and Jason Chaffetz.01:01
  • OpenAI systems flagged an alleged shooter, leading to lawsuits filed in British Columbia.Fri 22:13
• Sam Altman →

  American venture capitalist

  • Sam Altman's background and OpenAI's funding structure are detailed, including Microsoft's $40B investment and early investments by Altman in Airbnb.Fri 13:44
  • Musk and Altman have turned from partners to foes, while the Stargate AI project expands its partnerships with Nvidia, Oracle, and OpenAI in New Mexico.Fri 12:50

Related events

• Altman remains CEO of OpenAI while Michael Lewis and Sam Bankman-Fried collaborate on a book, and Peggy Noonan critiques Silicon Valley culture.Oct 23
• Sam Altman and OpenAI are securing DRAM production deals and planning massive infrastructure expansion.Wed 23:49
• Altman is in talks with the Trump administration, which is exploring an active role for strategic technology sectors like OpenAI and Intel.Jun 10
• Dan Driscoll, formerly associated with the ATF, joins OpenAI in a national security role to strengthen American leadership.Tue 23:32
• OpenAI is facing lawsuits in British Columbia, with Mark Stacey named as a lead plaintiff.Fri 22:13