In a blog post today, OpenAI said that $100,000 (note: currently about RMB 708,000) of the divided amount will be donated to individuals and organizations that propose relevant frameworks in the hope that there will be solutions to govern AI and allow it to develop healthily.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, told Reuters, “AI systems should benefit all of humanity and be more inclusive. We are launching this grant program as a first step in that direction.”

OpenAI said the $100,000 investment could lead to a number of ideas for governing AI, even if the proposals are not “binding” in any way.

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These sites are known to publish hundreds of news articles per day, with many signs of AI-generated content, such as “bland language and repetitive phrases. Some articles also contain false information, and the origin of the articles is unclear: many are not signed or use fake avatars. And many sites are filled with advertisements, suggesting they were created to make money by placing ads, according to NewsGuard, which says experts’ fears that news sites might be generated by artificial intelligence have come true.

It’s also unclear exactly who runs these sites: many have no contact information, and most of those NewsGuard contacted didn’t respond, and those that did were vague about how they operate. At the same time, their reach seems to vary widely, with some having tens of thousands of fans on Facebook and others not.

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