OpenAI CEO praises Israel's effort in responsible AI use, recognizing the significant role played by the country. Israel is ranked in the top five countries for AI concentration and skills, making it a potential contributor to technology's positive benefits. Sam Altman also visited Microsoft's R&D center in Israel to explore investment opportunities. As ChatGPT raises safety concerns prompting lawmakers worldwide to take action, Israel seeks a balance between civil security, innovation, and human rights through its 115-page AI policy draft. Altman was optimistic about Israel's constructive contribution to AI.
OpenAI, the AI research company backed by Microsoft, is exploring investment opportunities in Israel. The move comes as no surprise, given the country's reputation as a hub for tech innovation, with leading companies like Microsoft, Google, and Intel all having R&D centres there. OpenAI's focus on AI that benefits humanity means that their investments in Israel hold the promise of further innovation in the tech industry.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog used OpenAI's ChatGPT AI chatbot to prepare his talking points, according to the company's CEO Sam Altman. However, concerns over plagiarism have led some institutions to ban the popular writing and research tool. During Altman's visit, he discussed the balance between AI's advantages and potential risks with Herzog, highlighting the need for caution. The OpenAI delegation is touring the world, meeting political leaders, entrepreneurs, academics, and businessmen.
OpenAI denies reports that its CEO refused to meet with Israeli PM Netanyahu regarding judicial reform. Altman is in Israel to meet with President Herzog and attend events.
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