OpenAI visited 25 cities across six continents to understand the priorities surrounding AI development and rollout in various local communities.
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Sam Altman and the OpenAI team personally traveled worldwide to work with different regional communities and identify what matters most for AI development and deployment.
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Users and developers are already creating a range of applications using OpenAI’s tools, which are being put to use in areas like education and public service.
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Moving forward, OpenAI aims to make artificial intelligence accessible and universal for all through AGI. Our strategy of not building standalone services or offering direct B2C offerings has become even clearer—there was significant demand for tailored solutions from different regions.
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We found that people everywhere share common hopes and concerns about the impact of AI.
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The need to improve products and strengthen governance
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OpenAI will keep working to make its products more valuable, effective, and accessible, and will strive to reflect the needs of diverse individuals and local cultures along the way.
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We’ll enhance governance for advanced foundational models, join in public discussions on AI policies and regulations, and carry out key safety efforts like safety audits and adversarial testing.
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Perspectives on the benefits and risks of AI
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OpenAI will work to maximize AI’s benefits by broadening access to AI education, supporting creators and content makers, and researching the system’s social and economic effects.
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We especially empathize with concerns about AI misuse and problems faced by each country, and will keep a close eye on these issues going forward.
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