OpenAI's recent hiring of an AI policy executive has drawn criticism from officials in the Trump administration. The executive, whose identity has not been disclosed, suggested that the White House should consider implementing 'regulatory risk' to deter U.S. companies from using Chinese AI models. This statement reportedly upset some officials within the administration.
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OpenAI's hiring of AI policy executive raises concerns among White House officials
OpenAI's hiring of a new AI policy executive has sparked backlash from Trump administration officials. The executive's suggestion for the White House to impose regulatory risks on U.S. firms using Chinese AI models has been met with disapproval.
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OpenAI risks White House relationship with hiring of ‘nuisance’ AI policy executive: sources
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