OpenAI executive urges Chilean business leaders to "change their mindset" on AI
Felipe Millon, OpenAI's head of government, spoke at the Encuentro Nacional de las Empresas (Enade) 2026 about AI use in the workplace. According to OpenAI studies, 43.5% of workers' conversations with AI focus on tasks from areas outside their regular roles. Millon called for moving from "explain it to me" to "help me do it" and addressed distrust over confidential data. He also warned about the gap between the companies that use these tools most and the average.
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- Millon said AI "is increasingly expanding what a human can do" and urged moving from "explain it to me" to "help me do it".
- He cited OpenAI studies showing 43.5% of workers' conversations with AI involve tasks from areas outside their regular roles.
- On distrust over sharing data, he said AI companies offer enterprise products with terms of service under which data can remain the client's.
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