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OpenAI Appoints Former White House Economist to Lead AI Research

OpenAI, the company behind the popular ChatGPT application, has announced the appointment of Aaron Chaterjee, a former White House official, as its first Chief Economist. Chaterjee will lead research on the economic impact of artificial intelligence, the company announced on Tuesday.

Chaterjee is a professor of business administration and public policy at Duke University. He previously served as the White House Coordinator for the CHIPS program, responsible for implementing a $52.7 billion support package to bolster semiconductor production and research in the United States. He also served as chief economist at the Department of Commerce under President Joe Biden and was a prominent economist on the Council of Economic Advisers under former President Barack Obama.

In his new role, Chaterjee will lead research on the potential effects of artificial intelligence on economic growth and job creation. This research will also include global economic implications of building AI infrastructure and insights into long-term labor market trends.

The company also appointed Scott Schools, a former Uber executive, as OpenAI's Director of Compliance on Tuesday. Schools previously served as Assistant United States Attorney at the Department of Justice.

These appointments come as part of new administrative and organizational changes at OpenAI.