OpenAI

That is how I think about abundance. It is both embedded in our mission—ensuring that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity—and in the economic engine that drives our business.

A good AI future cannot be one where a small number of institutions control most of the capability and most of the upside.

Everyone should have an opportunity for a meaningful share in the prosperity AI creates.

AI does not determine one inevitable future of work. Technical capability matters, but so do institutions, consumer demand, business decisions, regulation, and the enduring value of human participation.

AI does not determine one inevitable future of work.

Policymakers could rebalance the tax base by increasing reliance on capital-based revenues—such as higher taxes on capital gains at the top, corporate income, or targeted measures on sustained AI-driven returns—and by exploring new approaches such as...

By default, we provide information and access to models that are intended to be public or production-ready. When the evaluations necessitate it, we provide deeper access, such as to helpful-only models or non-public information. OpenAI has provided t...