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American billionaire Mark Cuban sees ‘deep trouble’ for Sam Altman’s OpenAI

American billionaire Mark Cuban sees ‘deep trouble’ for Sam Altman’s OpenAI
Times of India Saturday 30 May 2026, 03:30 UTC By TOI TECH DESK 1 min read
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Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban warns OpenAI's massive fundraising may lead to 'deep trouble' if economics don't deliver, questioning AI infrastructure spending returns. He also expressed uncertainty about the LLM market's future and criticized AI firms for hyping risks. Separately, Cuban revealed selling most Bitcoin, finding it an unreliable hedge against global turmoil.

Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban warns OpenAI's massive fundraising may lead to 'deep trouble' if economics don't deliver, questioning AI infrastructure spending returns. He also expressed uncertainty about the LLM market's future and criticized AI firms for hyping risks. Separately, Cuban revealed selling most Bitcoin, finding it an unreliable hedge against global turmoil.
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