The business OpenAI is introducing a program called OpenAI for Countries, which it claims would enable it to construct the local infrastructure that is required to better serve consumers that are interested in artificial intelligence from other countries.
This new program will involve OpenAI forming partnerships with other governments in order to provide assistance with various endeavors, such as expanding the capacity of data centers and tailoring OpenAI’s products, such as ChatGPT, to individual languages and the requirements of the local community.
Based on the information provided by the firm, the program will get funding from OpenAI in addition to funding from the governments of each country. It is OpenAI’s intention to pursue ten worldwide initiatives to begin with; however, the organization has not yet disclosed the locations of these projects.
According to OpenAI, the organization’s goal is to “spread democratic AI.” This essentially means that it is attempting to persuade other nations to take advantage of Western artificial intelligence models, specifically OpenAI, rather than Chinese competitors.
Bloomberg reports that OpenAI for Countries is intended to serve as a supplement to the company’s artificial intelligence data center initiative known as Project Stargate, which is apparently planning to extend beyond the United States. For instance, OpenAI for Countries might rely on the infrastructure provided by Stargate, or it might even receive financing from investments made by Stargate.