Behind the Curtain: OpenAI's post-election power play
Summary
OpenAI plans a policy and public-relations campaign after the midterm elections to influence U.S. AI policy and prepare for a potentially more critical Congress. Its proposals include safeguards for powerful AI systems, community benefits and input for data center projects, worker training, and U.S. leadership in international AI standards.Key Facts
- OpenAI’s chief global affairs officer, Chris Lehane, said the company has been preparing policy proposals since August.
- The company plans to promote mandatory safeguards for powerful AI systems, which it calls “speed limits.”
- OpenAI will propose community agreements and state legislation giving residents a say in data center projects and their benefits.
- OpenAI plans to describe some of its infrastructure as “AI compute campuses” and says projects can bring economic benefits to host communities.
- The company is developing proposals to support workers affected by AI, expand access to education and training, and help people start and grow businesses.
- OpenAI plans to advocate for U.S. leadership in global AI standards based on democratic values.
- The article says other technology companies, including Meta, are also positioning themselves for possible increased scrutiny from Democrats.
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