Dan Driscoll, former US Army secretary, joins OpenAI as senior national security advisor
OpenAI will bring on Dan Driscoll, former secretary of the US Army, as senior national security advisor, a newly created role. According to the company, his job will be to advise on how advanced AI can strengthen the national and cybersecurity of the United States and its allies. Driscoll resigned from the Army in September after reports of tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The appointment comes amid international concerns over the risks of advanced AI models.
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- Driscoll will serve as senior national security advisor, a newly created position at OpenAI.
- His task will be to advise on using AI to strengthen the national and cybersecurity of the US and its allies.
- He resigned as Army secretary in September after reports of tensions with Pete Hegseth.
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