US EditionSam Altman Says OpenAI Is Hiring a Head of Preparedness to Predict and Mitigate AI’s Harms
OpenAI appoints a leader to address AI risks like mental health effects and cybersecurity threats amid rapid AI advances, emphasizing scalable safety and threat mitigation.
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the company is seeking a Head of Preparedness to address challenges posed by advanced AI models.
- The Head of Preparedness will guide OpenAI's Preparedness program to ensure safety standards keep pace with evolving AI capabilities.
- The role will involve studying emerging AI-related risks in areas like computer security and mental health.
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OpenAI looks to hire a new Head of Preparedness to deal with AI's dangers
OpenAI is hiring a new Head of Preparedness, a role that CEO Sam Altman calls a "critical role at an important time."What is a Head of Preparedness? It's a role that basically helps OpenAI consider all the potential harms of its models and what can be done to mitigate them. Those harms encompass a wide range of issues, from mental health concerns to cybersecurity risks. "We have a strong foundation of measuring growing capabilities, but we are e…
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OpenAI Is Hiring Head of Preparedness, Amid AI Cyberattack Fears
OpenAI wants to make a big hire, for a candidate who will lead on tackling the threat which frontier AI poses to ‘critical vulnerabilities’ in cyberdefenses, and can work on emerging AI risks like biosecurity.
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