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AI a ‘complement’ not ‘replacement’: OpenAI economist Ronnie Chatterji

Chatterji emphasized that AI is not just replacing human labor, but increasingly acting as a complement to it.

Ronnie Chatterji (left) and James Donovan / sanford.duke.edu

Chief economist at OpenAI Ronnie Chatterji said the most promising future for artificial intelligence lies in enhancing human ability—not replacing it.

“The brightest future for AI will be as a tool to make us better at what we do and as a substitute for the work we do not want to do,” he said during a fireside chat hosted by Duke University’s Sanford School.

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