America must win AI race as China gains ground: ‘Lead isn’t as big as it used to be,’ warns OpenAI exec
Global Affairs Open AI VP Chris Lehane explains how the US can leverage the benefits of AI to drive economic growth on “Varney & Company.”
OpenAI’s Chris Lehane is warning. America’s lead in artificial intelligence is waning. When the company releases its economic plan and policy proposal for the United States
During a presentation on “Varney & Company” on Monday, OpenAI’s vice president of international affairs, argued that the US must “absolutely” win in the AI space, highlighting the key elements outlined in the organization’s newly announced blueprint.
“We have a lead. This lead is not as big as it used to be compared to China,” he said.
On Monday, OpenAI announced AI in America: OpenAI’s Economic Blueprint, which focuses on AI in national security, the state’s “critical role” in “maximizing the benefits of AI from the start,” and infrastructure.
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Ato Lehan explained that this bill not only maintains America’s leadership in the race, but also supports the “economic opportunity” that a country gets through technology.
“At the federal government level, can we have a clear direction, a coherent strategy when it comes to national security?” he asked.
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He further explained how the country can use AI to lead at regional level.
“States can be laboratories of democracy to support and support what this technology can do,” he said.
“There are many discussions about how to develop talent in this country. Governments can play a big role in this,” he said.
Finally, the last part listed in the design is the infrastructure.
“People say infrastructure is destiny. We need chips. We need information. We need power,” he emphasized.
The blueprint document echoes Lehane’s comments, saying, “We believe that building sufficient infrastructure is not only necessary to ensure that AI-based technology around the world, not China-based technology, is an unmissable opportunity to re-industrialize the US.”
“You know, Vladimir Putin, who I don’t normally refer to, said that whoever wins the race between America and China wins the world,” Lehane pointed out.
He made it clear that China wants to be a dominant player by 2030, and that the AI systems coming out of the country in the last 4-5 weeks have “really been able to accelerate.” development”
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“I believe that we will win in terms of the competition that we have now. But to guarantee victory, we have to think big, we have to do big work, and this country has done it before,” she said.
As the US prepares for new leadership, Lehane expressed his excitement to work with President-elect Trump.
“President-elect Trump has made his position on AI very clear. It’s about making sure America wins in the national security department and wins in economic competition,” he explained.
“As a major innovator in this space, we’ve made it clear that we want to be a part of that and support it in reaching its goals,” he said.
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