OpenAI recommends Washington collaborate on AI rules
OpenAI has proposed to the U.S. government to coordinate with national agencies responsible for AI regulation in order to establish international standards for assessing, managing, and controlling the risks associated with the technology. This would be done through the CAISI network, which includes agencies from the United States, Europe, Canada, and other Asian countries. The company clarified that these standards will not impose pre-emptive restrictions on the deployment of AI models in the market, and emphasized that the process should involve consultation with independent experts. Despite calls for international coordination among AI companies, the United States appears hesitant to commit fully, as the Trump administration focuses on flexible strategies in the race for AI dominance.
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