After restructuring as a for-profit company, ChatGPT developer OpenAI’s newly named nonprofit arm will dedicate part of $25 billion toward health.
The OpenAI Foundation, which holds a stake in the for-profit valued at $130 billion, is committing the $25 billion to health and curing diseases and technical solutions to AI resilience.
“The OpenAI Foundation will fund work to accelerate health breakthroughs so everyone can benefit from faster diagnostics, better treatments, and cures,” OpenAI board chair Bret Taylor wrote in an Oct. 28 blog post. “This will start with activities like the creation of open-sourced and responsibly built frontier health datasets, and funding for scientists.”
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