OpenAI outlined the road map for America’s victory in the artificial intelligence competition

OpenAI today published a list of its proposals for the US government to win the artificial intelligence competition with China. The plan shows that federal and state governments can accelerate progress in the AI ​​industry and help America stay ahead of the competition.

According to the 15-page plan, the United States should incentivize investment in artificial intelligence by investing in energy and other infrastructure. Bringing AI companies and the national security community closer together, as well as involving more state officials to support AI initiatives, are other OpenAI proposals.

OpenAI says that the United States can become the leader in artificial intelligence competition with this plan

According to OpenAI’s head of global policy, Chris Lehane, the proposals aim to transform AI policy into something exciting and a national ambition.

In part of its proposed plan, OpenAI said that considering that private markets may not be able to pay for artificial intelligence infrastructure alone, the US government can provide purchase obligations and increase credit to encourage investment in these infrastructures.

Developing artificial intelligence models and implementing them requires a lot of computing power; For this reason, the energy supply of artificial intelligence data centers has become one of the main concerns of activists in this field. Many tech giants have turned to nuclear power to power their data centers, perhaps to quench AI’s insatiable thirst for energy.

According to the OpenAI report, the US is currently leading the artificial intelligence race, but if investment in infrastructure is not made, this lead will not continue.

OpenAI has presented this roadmap as the next administration of Donald Trump employs many top technology executives and apparently has a special program for the field. It has artificial intelligence. Trump previously announced the head of artificial intelligence in the White House, David Sachs, an old partner of Elon Musk.