OpenAI Foundation — Description: 501(c)(3) nonprofit (formerly OpenAI, Inc.) that retains governance control over OpenAI Group PBC through sole authority to appoint and remove all PBC board directors. Holds a 26% equity stake valued at approximately $130 billion. Operates the Safety and Security Committee with power to halt model releases. Committed $1 billion in grants for 2026-2027 across health, AI resilience, economic impact, and civil society programs.
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501(c)(3) nonprofit (formerly OpenAI, Inc.) that retains governance control over OpenAI Group PBC through sole authority to appoint and remove all PBC board directors. Holds a 26% equity stake valued at approximately $130 billion. Operates the Safety and Security Committee with p… expand
501(c)(3) nonprofit (formerly OpenAI, Inc.) that retains governance control over OpenAI Group PBC through sole authority to appoint and remove all PBC board directors. Holds a 26% equity stake valued at approximately $130 billion. Operates the Safety and Security Committee with power to halt model releases. Committed $1 billion in grants for 2026-2027 across health, AI resilience, economic impact, and civil society programs.- As Of
- March 2026
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1 src · 1 checkNoteThe source confirms the 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and the $1 billion commitment for 2026-2027 (stated as 'at least $1 billion' over 'the next year' in a March 2026 document). The four program areas mentioned in the claim (health/life sciences, AI resilience, economic impact, civil society) are all present in the source. However, the source does not address several key claims: (1) governance control over OpenAI Group PBC through sole board appointment authority, (2) the 26% equity stake, (3) the $130 billion valuation, or (4) a 'Safety and Security Committee' with power to halt model releases. The source discusses 'AI Model Safety' as a focus area but does not describe a committee with halt authority. These omissions mean the claim cannot be fully confirmed—only the nonprofit status and $1 billion commitment are verifiable from this source.