OpenAI approval for transition to for-profit hinges on safety, US states warn
By Amy Miller ( September 5, 2025, 19:02 GMT | Insight) -- OpenAI’s transition to a for-profit company could be in jeopardy if the artificial intelligence company doesn’t ensure its tools are deployed safely, especially for children and young adults, state attorney generals from California and Delaware are warning the company. “It is our shared view that OpenAI and the industry at large are not where they need to be in ensuring safety in AI products’ development and deployment,” they said.OpenAI’s transition to a for-profit company could be in jeopardy if the artificial intelligence company doesn’t ensure its tools are deployed safely, especially for children and young adults, state attorney generals from California and Delaware warned in a letter today....
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