Former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Reportedly Joins OpenAI
Dan Driscoll, the former 26th Secretary of the Army, is reported to have taken a newly created role advising OpenAI on national security and cybersecurity applications of artificial intelligence.
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Dan Driscoll has reportedly joined OpenAI as a senior counselor for national security modernization. The role would have him advise company leaders and external partners on AI applications in national security and cybersecurity, including cooperation with U.S. allies.
Key details
- Driscoll previously served as the 26th Secretary of the Army.
- The reported position is newly created.
- Driscoll is expected to advise OpenAI leadership and external partners.
- His stated remit includes national security, cybersecurity and cooperation with U.S. allies.
Driscoll is described as a senior counselor for national security modernization.
Why it matters
The reported appointment connects a former senior Army official with OpenAI's work on AI for national security and cybersecurity. The role also includes engagement with U.S. allies, linking the company's plans to public-sector and international partners.
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