OpenAI supports the creation of a global AI governance body led by the U.S. and including China, a company executive said ahead of President Trump’s meeting with President Xi Jinping.
An OpenAI executive stated that the company supports the establishment of a global AI governance body led by the United States and including China, ahead of a meeting between Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping.
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