TechCrunch reports Chris Lehane of OpenAI is pushing for AI to be central to the 2028 election, with a proposed social contract for Americans.
According to TechCrunch, OpenAI is already seeking to influence the discussion around the 2028 election. The outlet reports that Chris Lehane, who works for OpenAI, wants artificial intelligence to become a defining issue in that election.
In TechCrunch's account, Lehane is putting forward the idea of a new social contract. The proposal, as described, could bring benefits for Americans, but it could also serve OpenAI's own commercial interests.
Source: TechCrunch.
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