OpenAI unveils economic plan for the development of artificial intelligence in the United States
OpenAI has unveiled its AI in America economic plan, which outlines strategies to boost the development of artificial intelligence in the US, minimize the risks associated with it, and maintain a competitive advantage over China. About this informs The New York Times.
“We believe America needs to act now to maximize the potential of AI while minimizing its harm. We want to work with policymakers to ensure that the benefits of AI are shared responsibly and equitably.” Chris Lehane, Head of Global Policy at OpenAI, noted.
In its document, OpenAI calls on the US government to allow investors from Middle Eastern countries, in particular from the UAE and Saudi Arabia, to invest in American projects in the field of AI. The company warns that if such investments are limited, capital may go to China, which will strengthen its competitive position.
The plan pays special attention to regulatory issues. After a failed attempt to pass a law restricting AI companies in California, OpenAI is proposing to focus on a centralized approach to regulation at the federal level.
On January 30, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman plans to hold an event in Washington to present the company’s new technologies to lawmakers, economists and representatives of the Trump administration. Altman aims to demonstrate the economic potential of artificial intelligence and discuss the possibilities of its implementation.
