According to a report by Bloomberg, the financial risks of OpenAI have drawn significant attention. Although OpenAI has become an important leader in the field of artificial intelligence, renowned American economist and Harvard University professor Jason Furman clearly stated that the company is "not too big to fail." Furman's view has sparked discussions about OpenAI's future potential and market position.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that OpenAI is seeking a new round of funding, with a target amount of up to $100 billion, and its valuation has surged to $830 billion, significantly higher than the previous $500 billion. This news has raised concerns about the financial health of OpenAI.

This year, OpenAI has initiated a $1 trillion transaction boom by entering into large-scale agreements with several tech giants, chip manufacturers, and data center developers. However, this rapid expansion also comes with potential financial risks. People are beginning to worry whether this unprofitable startup, if it faces difficulties due to excessive debt, would be considered a "too big to fail" company.