**[Sam Altman: OpenAI Does Not Seek Government Guarantees for Data Centers, Expects Revenue to Grow to $100 Billion by 2030]** Foresight News reports that Sam Altman published a lengthy article stating that OpenAI does not seek or hope for government guarantees for data centers, believing that governments should not pick winners or use taxpayer funds to bail out failing companies. If OpenAI fails, other companies will continue the work. He suggests that governments should build and own AI infrastructure themselves, with the benefits going to the government. Governments could potentially provide low-cost capital to establish a national reserve of computing power, but this should serve government interests rather than private companies. OpenAI expects annualized revenue to exceed $20 billion this year and grow to hundreds of billions of dollars by 2030. Over the next eight years, it anticipates approximately $1.4 trillion in investment commitments. Revenue sources will include enterprise products, new consumer devices, robotics, AI-driven scientific discoveries, direct sales of computing power, and potentially issuing equity or debt in the future. OpenAI does not seek to become "too big to fail" and believes that failure should be handled by the market. Additionally, it hopes artificial intelligence can become widespread and affordable. This technology is expected to have enormous market demand and improve people's lives in many ways.