Sam Altman's $110B OpenAI Round: The Economy Game Changer #shorts

The ultimate dealmaker that is Sam Alman closes $110 billion round for exercise of the largest IPO ever. Is there any money left in the world to fund these businesses? The $2400 million in revenue seems relatively poultry compared to the $ 110 billion he just raised. — Yeah, I mean there's some meta. I mean obviously they're not public and obviously the benefits are enduring to a relatively modest amount of shareholders, right? All of that stuff. But it does make you wonder if we should even be talking about the IPO window or any of this crap. It does it even matter when OpenAI can raise 110 billion. Oh, we're all worried some B2B company can't IPO at 400 million growing 40% at 3 billion. What difference does it like? It's so minuscule. I mean, it matters to the humans that work there. But it's not even relevant to the economy when OpenAI does 110. And they're going to do another one before they IPO. Probably before they IPO if they can, right? There'll either be an IPO or another round like this. But it's it's a force of nature, right? — It's clearly a force of nature and it is astonishing. I mean, you know, any way you cut it, it's like, you know, you add up venture dollars raised year to invested year to date, you know, you kind of go 30 on entropic 110 if you call it VC is 140. You know, it's more than US venture for all of last year. So these are astonishing numbers, right? It's a very odd circumstance to have a private round be 4x the size of the largest IPO ever, right? And it does make you wonder how that IPO gets done