OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes the next major developments in the AI sector will be more disruptive than most people expect.

Speaking at a New York Times summit, the tech executive said that the outlet “is on the wrong side of history in many ways.”

Musk alleges Altman’s OpenAI has strayed from its initial non-profit mission and has sought to cut off competition from other AI companies, like Musk’s xAI.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, whose company created the ChatGPT chatbot, said he believes President-elect Trump will help the U.S. build leading AI infrastructure.

Altman wrote on X shortly after Trump’s victory that it is “critically important” the U.S. remains on top of developing AI “with democratic values.”

OpenAI is toying with a move into ads, per the Financial Times. CFO Sarah Friar told the newspaper it's weighing an ads business model, with plans to be

While Altman’s salary is modest, other OpenAI employees are reaping the rewards of their company’s success. Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI’s former chief scientist who stepped away from the company earlier this year, received $322,201 in compensation last year, according to OpenAI’s tax filing.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expressed confidence that Trump's administration would support the AI sector to ensure the US and its allies continue to lead it.