OpenAI considers calling data centers “AI compute campuses”
AI · First reported 1 Nov, 21:55 · Updated 22:10
OpenAI is considering a new name for AI data centers as part of a broader effort to shape debate about AI and its infrastructure. The company also discussed proposals including AI speed limits and global standards.
- OpenAI is considering referring to data centers as “AI compute campuses”; a spokesperson said the term better represents the role of AI infrastructure.
- OpenAI’s chief global affairs officer Chris Lehane discussed proposals including AI “speed limits,” explaining AI’s everyday benefits, and U.S. participation in developing global standards.
- Lehane described scrutiny of data centers as healthy and said communities should hold companies accountable for benefits from projects.
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- Proposed term
- “AI compute campuses”
- OpenAI representative quoted
- Chris Lehane, chief global affairs officer
- Other proposals mentioned
- AI speed limits, explaining AI’s everyday benefits, and U.S. participation in global standards development
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