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Associate Founder Openai Sam Taman He joined three artificial intelligence (AI) and technology executives at the Senate Trade Committee listening to winning global artificial intelligence race and promoting local capabilities in computing and innovation.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors, Ted Cruise, asked R-TEXAS, Altman, along with the head of AMD Lisa Soo, Michael Inrazer from Coreove and Vice President of Microsoft Brad Smith if the United States before China was in the ideal male arms race, and if so, what is the extent of CCP.

Al -Taman said that he believes that American artificial intelligence models, including those in Openai and Google, remain “the best models in the world.”

“It is very difficult to determine the extent we are going on, but I say, not a long time,” Altman added.

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“I think continuing this leadership position and influence that comes with that and all the amazing benefits of the world using American technology products and services; the things that my colleagues cause here, the need to win the infrastructure, and the reasonable regulations that do not slow us down, which is a kind of spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship that I think is not American in the world.”

While the artificial intelligence sector is technologically complicated, Al -Taman said Survival ahead of China and other malicious actors are not “missile science”, as American technology creators only need “to continue to make things that have worked for a long time and not to make a ridiculous mistake.”

SU, whose company is in the semiconductor sector like Titan, NVIDIA, added that with regard to concrete technology like chips, the United States also has “the best accelerator of Amnesty International in the world.”

However, SU warned that despite China’s clear restrictions on the ability to use advanced technologies, there are “multiple ways to do things” and that – as Altman suggested – the United States does not need contentment.

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during His testimonyAltman was explicitly transformed from his statements prepared for a story of a story about her upbringing in St. Louis as “the student who is studying a lot in the computer” converted to the Internet, and how he taught himself programming at a time of innovation on the wonderful Internet.

“I can extract a straight line from that experience to the establishment of Openai and work on companies like Helion. The spirit of American innovation and supportive entrepreneurship. I don’t think the Internet could have happened anywhere else.”

“And if that does not happen, I do not think that the artificial intelligence revolution will happen here,” he said. “I am a child of the Internet revolution. I have a great honor to be one of the many fathers of the artificial intelligence revolution. I think it is not a coincidence that this will happen in America over and over again.”

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He said he was recently led by childhood home in Missouri and saw the light in the upper bedroom.

“I thought, as you know, hoping that there will be some children there late at night, play with Chatgpt, and discover how any company will start coming after that, and anything else yet … This is, for me, the magic of this country.”