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OpenAI issued policy recommendations to address societal challenges related to the growth of more advanced forms of AI. The plan includes creating a public wealth fund and accelerating electrical grid development.
In its Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age: Ideas to Keep People First document, OpenAI stated that the technology is beginning to tackle work that currently takes humans hours or even months to complete. The company argues that the impact of AI on jobs, productivity, and social institutions will rival and likely exceed previous industrial revolutions.
It warned that the transition could lead to job displacement, misuse in areas including cybersecurity and biology, and wealth concentration among a small number of companies if there are no clear guidelines. “As we move toward superintelligence, building a resilient society will require a similar but speedier effort”, OpenAI wrote.
It explained that it is proposing ambitious approaches to building a more resilient society. OpenAI argues that existing regulatory and economic tools are not designed for the scale and speed of change. The paper sets out three core objectives: sharing AI‑driven prosperity broadly; mitigating systemic risks as capabilities scale; and democratising access so people retain choice at work and in society.
OpenAI proposes incorporating staff feedback into AI deployments, treating foundational models as essential infrastructure, updating tax systems as income shifts from labour to capital, and creating a public wealth fund. It stated that electrical grid expansion could be accelerated by creating new public-private partnership models to finance the infrastructure needed to power AI. The company explained that the proposals are a starting point for a broader conversation about how to ensure that AI benefits everyone.