OpenAI’s nonprofit arm moved fast. On May 27, the OpenAI Foundation announced it would commit an initial $250 million to grants, partnerships and direct programs. The money targets research on artificial intelligence’s labor market effects, aid for workers facing displacement and fresh ideas for spreading AI-driven prosperity. The announcement lands amid mounting evidence that the technology already disrupts jobs. Companies such as Block and Standard Chartered have cited AI efficiencies in recent layoffs. Yet the foundation’s leaders argue preparation cannot wait for perfect forecasts. “The current pace of change means the window to get this right is shorter than we’re used to, and the cost of getting it wrong is profound,” the organization said in its statement. Reuters reported the details hours after the release. The foundation, which gained a 26% stake in OpenAI’s for-profit arm during last year’s restructuring valued at $130 billion, now ranks among the world’s largest charities.…