OpenAI's Lehein presents 5 AI policy questions to 2028 presidential candidates
Original headline오픈AI 레헤인, 2028 대선 후보에 AI 정책 5문항 제시
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OpenAI global affairs chief Chris Lehane on November 4, 2026 published an essay, “2028: The AI Election,” laying out five questions for 2028 U.S. presidential candidates covering AI safety and human control, distribution of AI-driven economic gains, child protection and worker readiness, cost-of-living and opportunity impacts, and data center infrastructure and local electricity rates. Lehane argued AI will be a central issue in the 2028 race and that candidates must articulate a “new social contract” for the AI era to voters. The intervention matters because it signals OpenAI is pushing AI policy into electoral politics ahead of the next presidential cycle. What to watch next is whether candidates adopt the five-question framework and how AI regulation, jobs and data center power costs shape campaign platforms.
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Chris Lehane, OpenAI, 2028 US presidential election