前美国国家安全局局长加入 OpenAI 董事会
OpenAI 公司周四宣布，任命美国陆军退役将军、前国家安全局（NSA）局长保罗·M·中曾根（Paul M. Nakasone）为公司董事会成员。
Nakasone由前总统唐纳德·特朗普提名领导国家安全局（NSA），他从 2018 年开始执掌该机构，直到今年 2 月离任。在离任前，Nakasone写了一篇支持续订外国情报监视法第 702 条款的文章，该监视项目最终在 4 月得到了国会的重新授权。
OpenAI 表示，Nakasone将加入其安全委员会，该委员会于五月组建，由 CEO Sam Altman领导，并被列为首要任务。Nakasone还将“帮助 OpenAI 更好地了解如何利用人工智能来加强网络安全，快速检测和应对网络安全威胁。”
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