OpenAI aimed to hit specific revenue and user growth targets this year but missed both as it rushes toward an IPO. The company’s slower-than-expected enterprise sales and more cautious consumer uptake forced it to revise financial projections downward. Investors are watching closely to see if OpenAI can regain momentum before going public.

In April, a jury will decide whether OpenAI’s shift from nonprofit to for-profit was fraudulent under Musk’s $150 billion suit. A ruling against OpenAI could unsettle every AI company that started as a nonprofit or public-benefit entity and derail its IPO plans.