"It's incredibly disappointing that every day, retail investors still can't get a piece of Sam Altman's OpenAI. Indeed, ChatGPT started the ongoing AI race, and it's still putting its foot on the gas this past week, with the launch of the Sora app and a no-code, drag-and-drop tool to build AI agents. We may be in the final three months of the year, but it's this final quarter that could prove big for agentic AI, especially following OpenAI's AgentKit launch."
"Indeed, there has been a lot of new AI tech in the past week and more that'll be on the horizon (remember that secretive hardware project with Sir Jony Ive?). Along with the new launches have been some market-moving multi-billion-dollar deals with GPU makers that may have some worrying that deals are starting to get a bit circular, a sign for some that AI might just be moving into bubble territory."
OpenAI remains inaccessible to most retail investors despite a $500 billion valuation and recent capital and GPU deals that reduce its need to go public. Product momentum includes the Sora app, a no-code drag-and-drop AI agent builder, and AgentKit, pointing toward significant developments in agentic AI during the final quarter. The industry has seen new AI technologies and rumored hardware work with Sir Jony Ive alongside multi-billion-dollar GPU agreements. Some observers worry such deals and rapid investment signal circularity and bubble risk, while others dismiss dire warnings and expect profitable product paths.
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