ChatGPT CEO Sam Altman Indicates Interest in Israeli Investments

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed his interest in exploring investment opportunities in Israel as part of the company’s investment strategy. Altman believes that artificial intelligence (AI) can play a crucial role in mitigating future risks that Israel may face. As part of his efforts to promote responsible AI use, Altman is advocating for government-led regulation in the field. To engage in discussions regarding potential threats and opportunities that AI presents, Altman is expected to meet with political leaders and influential figures in Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, India, South Korea, and Israel. During his visit to Israel, he expressed his belief that the country is well-positioned to play a significant role in the advancement of technology in the future. The CEO reassured people who were concerned that automation caused by AI would affect job opportunities, stating that there would always be a place for people in various fields. Microsoft, one of OpenAI’s backers, has acknowledged Altman’s focus on possible investment opportunities in Israel. A recent study conducted by Stanford University found that Israel ranks among the top five countries with notable machine learning systems and concentration of AI expertise. Despite increased automation, Altman stressed that people would always have a place in various fields.