OpenAI asks US for relief from AI rules to compete with Chinese firms
OpenAI is urging the Trump administration to offer AI companies protection from increasing state regulations in exchange for voluntarily sharing their AI models with the federal government. The company argues that the numerous AI-related bills pending across the US could hinder technological advancement, particularly in the face of growing competition from China.
In a 15-page policy proposal, OpenAI suggests that the administration consider providing regulatory relief to both large and small AI companies that agree to share their models. This recommendation was part of OpenAI's response to a White House request for public input as the administration develops a new policy aimed at securing US leadership in AI, following President Trump's rescission of the previous administration's executive order on AI.
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OpenAI is urging the Trump administration to offer AI companies protection from increasing state regulations in exchange for voluntarily sharing their AI models with the federal government. The company argues that the numerous AI-related bills pending across the US could hinder technological advancement, particularly in the face of growing competition from China.
In a 15-page policy proposal, OpenAI suggests that the administration consider providing regulatory relief to both large and small AI companies that agree to share their models. This recommendation was part of OpenAI's response to a White House request for public input as the administration develops a new policy aimed at securing US leadership in AI, following President Trump's rescission of the previous administration's executive order on AI.
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