OpenAI has now urged governments worldwide to help them introduce supportive policies and frameworks that can accelerate the strategy of investments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).
The company also believes that AI will be a defining technology of the 21st century, and also a proactive government involvement is essential to ensure the curve of equitable growth, innovation, and even the regulation across global markets.
According to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, government policy can play a vital role in the area of balancing innovation with the aspect of responsibility.
He has also emphasised that while private companies are driving much of the AI research and development, government-backed incentives and even infrastructure are needed to make the process of AI adoption inclusive and sustainable.
Altman has also pointed out that the coordinated policies can also help to prevent monopolisation by the major tech firms and even help to create opportunities for all the startups and even the smaller players to thrive.
OpenAI is also advocating for various measures, such as research funding, tax incentives, and even education programs focused on AI and the field of machine learning.
The company would also help to recommend clear AI governance frameworks so as to address ethical concerns, the user’s data privacy, and even the job displacement issues arising from automation.
With the global AI market that has been expected to surpass trillions of dollars in value over the next decade, OpenAI’s call would also help to reflect the growing pressure on governments to act swiftly.
Policymakers in the U.S., Europe, and even Asia are already exploring strategies to regulate AI while ensuring competitiveness in the global economy.
