FT: OpenAI hires a former US Army secretary
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The Financial Times reports that OpenAI has brought on a former secretary of the US Army, as the military looks to expand its use of AI.
Earlier, The Intercept reported, citing documents released through a FOIA lawsuit, that the Defense Department asked OpenAI for custom models for national security use with “minimal refusal rates”.
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