OpenAI said it wants the Trump administration to pursue a new “freedom-focused” AI agenda to counter China, emphasizing the need for changes to regulatory policy, export controls and copyright restrictions.
“OpenAI’s freedom-focused policy proposals, taken together, can strengthen America’s lead on AI and in so doing, unlock economic growth, lock in American competitiveness, and protect our national security,” the company said in a statement on its website.
OpenAI says it wants the federal government to move at the speed and scale of the private sector.
“With the [People’s Republic of China] progressing toward ambitious targets for AI adoption across its public administration, security and military, the U.S. government should modernize its processes to safely deploy frontier AI tools at the pace of the private sector and with the efficiency Americans deserve,” OpenAI’s Christopher Lehane wrote in a submission to the White House.
On export controls, OpenAI said it was eager to see the new administration proactively promote the global adoption of American AI systems.
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“OpenAI’s freedom-focused policy proposals, taken together, can strengthen America’s lead on AI and in so doing, unlock economic growth, lock in American competitiveness, and protect our national security,” the company said in a statement on its website.
OpenAI says it wants the federal government to move at the speed and scale of the private sector.
“With the [People’s Republic of China] progressing toward ambitious targets for AI adoption across its public administration, security and military, the U.S. government should modernize its processes to safely deploy frontier AI tools at the pace of the private sector and with the efficiency Americans deserve,” OpenAI’s Christopher Lehane wrote in a submission to the White House.
On export controls, OpenAI said it was eager to see the new administration proactively promote the global adoption of American AI systems.
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OpenAI pitches Trump admin on ‘freedom-focused’ AI plan to counter China
OpenAI said it wants the Trump administration to pursue a new “freedom-focused” AI agenda to counter China, emphasizing the need for changes to regulatory policy, export controls and copyright restrictions.
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