Executives from major AI firms emphasized the critical need for the U.S. to dominate all components of the AI technology stack to ensure global leadership in AI innovation. CEO Lisa Su highlighted that excelling at every layer, from semiconductors to software, is essential, supported by favorable government policies. Sam Altman echoed this sentiment, arguing that the safety of AI applications hinges on the trustworthiness of the underlying technology. To foster global adoption, OpenAI is releasing an open-source model aimed at encouraging developers to utilize U.S.-produced tools in their applications.
Executives outlined that the U.S. must control all components of the AI tech stack, from chips to software, to maintain leadership in global innovation.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman emphasized that using non-U.S. technology in AI risks untrustworthy outcomes, from data corruption to hidden back doors.
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