TechCrunch Industry News OpenAI presents its preferred version of AI regulation in a new ‘blueprint’
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Jan 15, 2025 OpenAI unveils its vision for AI regulation, highlighting an economic blueprint designed to guide U.S. policy. The discussion emphasizes the need for robust federal funding and regulatory consistency. Listeners will dive into how these policies aim to enhance AI capabilities while balancing national security and technological growth. It's a fascinating look at the future of AI governance!
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Invest in AI Infrastructure
- The U.S. government should invest in AI infrastructure like chips, data, energy, and talent.
- This investment is crucial for the U.S. to maintain global leadership in AI innovation and national security.
State-Level AI Regulation Is Ineffective
- Current AI regulation, largely left to individual states, is ineffective and creates conflicting policies.
- This fragmented approach is described as untenable by OpenAI in their blueprint.
CHIPS Act Criticism
- Sam Altman criticizes the CHIPS Act for its lack of effectiveness in boosting the U.S. semiconductor industry.
- He points out the increasing difficulty of building infrastructure in the U.S., hindering AI leadership.