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OpenAI appoints Dan Driscoll as national security advisor
Original title: OpenAI appoints Dan Driscoll as Senior Counselor for National Security Modernization
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- OpenAI
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Plain language
- What it is
- OpenAI has appointed Dan Driscoll as the new Senior Counselor for National Security Modernization. In this role, he will advise on how advanced AI can strengthen national and cyber security.
- How it works
- He will work with OpenAI leaders, governments, industry, and academia to support the responsible use of AI. He will also help OpenAI teams understand the operational needs of national security institutions.
- Where it is available
- This is an internal leadership role at OpenAI, involving collaboration with United States allies and global national security institutions.
- Example
- The technology can be used to help national security personnel cut through paperwork and process information faster.
For developers
- What it is
- OpenAI appointed Dan Driscoll, the former Secretary of the Army, to the newly created role of Senior Counselor for National Security Modernization. He will focus on cyber resilience, national security modernization, and responsible AI deployment.
- How it works
- Driscoll will bridge the gap between emerging AI capabilities and the operational requirements of national security institutions. He will advise on policy, strategy, and collaboration with U.S. allies, building on OpenAI's Daybreak program.
- Where it is available
- The role operates within OpenAI, interfacing with external partners across governments, academia, and industry globally.
- Example
- An example of the application is using AI to help security personnel analyze large amounts of information and deliver accurate answers quickly.
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OpenAI appoints Dan Driscoll as Senior Counselor for National Security Modernization
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