https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2130357/000162828026...
Operating cash flow of $3,929M and $482M of CapEx gives $3,447M of Free Cash Flow in H1 2026
Operating cash flow of $3,929M and $482M of CapEx gives $3,447M of Free Cash Flow in H1 2026
Operating cash flow of $3,929M and $482M of CapEx gives $3,447M of Free Cash Flow in H1 2026
Where exactly is my strawman? Scam Altman himself has said this, if we ignore the inconvenient parts of the business that loses all that money, they'd be super-duper profitable.
Anthropic said something similar, claiming to their investors they're profitable... If you ignore partner costs and the costs of training.
And mind you this is coming from a proven pathological liar who has a massive vested interest in over exaggerating his business' viability, so doubtless the "Very profitable" part is itself a massive lie.
Which is a basic truism of pretty much all startups, and nothing noteworthy or insightful to point out.
Operating cash flow of $3,929M and $482M of CapEx gives $3,447M of Free Cash Flow in H1 2026
There's a reason he didn't say profit...
Not saying I agree with the sentiment, just noteworthy and perhaps something to reflect upon while judging behaviors aligned with this perspective.