OpenAI outlines a three-phase strategy: first advancing fundamental AGI research, then productizing and deploying technologies, and finally restructuring the economy around AI with safety, affordability, and seamless integration into daily processes, aiming to give every person a personal AGI-level assistant.

The plan stresses broad accessibility and integration of AI into everyday life and research, placing safety, governance, and equitable access at the core of the envisioned third phase.

There is a warning about the risks of AI power concentrating in a few firms or nations, urging international coordination, a slower race pace to prioritize safety, and the development of global standards for system stability.

By 2028, most OpenAI-led research is expected to be conducted with AI systems, which will help formulate and test hypotheses while humans focus on setting goals and evaluating results.

OpenAI’s leadership compares AI development to electrification, arguing AI will become a foundational technology that reshapes the economy, science, and daily life as mass adoption expands human capabilities.