OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has proposed a new AI deal to address the societal impacts of superintelligence. Altman suggests creating a public wealth fund in collaboration with AI companies, allowing citizens to benefit from AI-driven productivity gains. This fund would invest in tech and AI firms, providing a financial stake for every citizen.
To counteract potential job displacement, Altman advocates for a 32-hour work week without pay cuts, enabling workers to share in future productivity benefits. He also recommends shifting tax focus from labor to corporate profits to safeguard social programs like Medicare. Altman emphasizes the need for basic access to AI technology and safety nets to protect against job losses, while also highlighting concerns over superintelligence being used for cyberattacks and biological threats.
Sam Altman Proposes AI Wealth Fund and 32-Hour Work Week to Mitigate Superintelligence Impact
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