True random is almost impossible for computers to generate. The biggest issue is that the algorithms are known and they are generally seeded with numbers that aren’t quite random.

Computers can generate numbers that are close to random, but will still have enough data to reverse engineer.

True random, or the closest we have, is atmospheric noise or tracking points from radioactive decay.

Even when you completely ignore that bullshit monologue from Altman, something is fishy with this.

While just speculation, I think they are positioning for a sale as that is going to be the only way to get any value from their shares. (Aside from dividends, if that is a even a thing with pre-IPO equity? They can’t really IPO being a non-profit and it makes sense to sell the company off.)

Anyone else case to spitball any theories? They can’t be an investor sinkhole forever so there has to be a way for profit to be extracted eventually.