OpenAI CEO urges China to establish regulations for AI development

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has called on China to help develop AI safety regulations, despite the strained relationship between Beijing and Washington. Altman acknowledged that China has numerous AI experts who can facilitate this endeavor. The CEO’s goal is to ensure that artificial intelligence can benefit humanity while mitigating its associated risks. Altman has been meeting with world leaders to create AI regulations, with China being his most recent conversation partner. During a conference in Beijing, Altman called for international generative AI rules, highlighting the importance of collaboration to reduce risks associated with AI development. The CEO’s presence at the event was welcomed by the Chinese, indicating their willingness to participate in the conversation. As a result, Altman urged China to help create global AI rules, citing the need for the world’s best and brightest to reduce AI risks to humanity.