OpenAI convened 50 disaster management leaders from 13 Asian countries for its first AI Jam, focusing on practical AI tools for crisis response. With 75% of disaster-affected people in Asia, AI usage surged during recent cyclones, indicating urgent need.
OpenAI convened 50 disaster leaders from 13 Asian countries in Bangkok for the first AI Jam, partnering with Gates Foundation, ADPC, and DataKind. Asia accounts for 75% of global disaster victims. AI tools saw 17x message spikes during cyclones. The goal: operationalize AI for crisis management.
OpenAI gathered 50 disaster management leaders from 13 Asian countries in Bangkok to move AI disaster response from pilots to practical deployment. As Asia remains highly disaster-prone, AI is increasingly being explored for early warning, public communication, and field decision support.
OpenAI gathered disaster management leaders from 13 Asian countries in Bangkok to explore practical AI tools for early warning, coordination and recovery. As Asia remains highly disaster-prone, the initiative aims to turn AI from experimentation into operational crisis-response infrastructure.
OpenAI, the Gates Foundation, ADPC and DataKind brought together 50 disaster leaders from 13 Asian countries in Bangkok to explore practical AI tools for early warning, communication and recovery, signaling a shift from pilots to operational deployment.
