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OpenAI hires former Army secretary as adviser

The Hill3 November 2026, 15:55 UTC

OpenAI has hired former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to serve as a senior counselor for national security modernization, the company announced Monday. The ChatGPT maker said Driscoll, who stepped down from his previous role in early September, will advise the AI firm on how the technology can be used to boost national and cybersecurity. His...

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