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Sam Altman Offers $555K Salary To Fill Most Daunting Role In AI

BeauHD / slashdot - OpenAI is offering a $555,000 salary (plus equity) to recruit a new "head of preparedness," a high-pressure role tasked with anticipating and mitigating extreme AI risks. "This will be a stressful job, and you'll jump into the deep end pretty much immedia…

Editor: I'm not sure $555K is actually a competitive base if you have to live in the Bay Area. And - I wonder what valuation the equity component of comp is based on - you need to really believe in the upside here.


AI Preparedness Hiring

Sam Altman: ‘Stressful’ OpenAI Job Pays $555,000 Annually

2 months / eweek / J.R. Johnivan

OpenAI wants to hire someone to handle ChatGPT risks that can’t be predicted

2 months / digitaltrends

‘This will be a stressful job’: Sam Altman offers $555k salary to fill most daunting role in AI - The Guardian

2 months / theguardian

Sam Altman Offers $555K Salary To Fill Most Daunting Role In AI

2 months / slashdot / BeauHD

OpenAI offers $555,000 salary to protect humans from rogue AI

2 months / reddit / /u/TheTelegraph

ChatGPT maker hiring ‘head of preparedness’ to deal with dangerous AI - inkl

2 months / inkl

OpenAI is hiring an AI worrier-in-chief. The job pays $555,000

2 months / qz / Shannon Carroll

Sam Altman is willing to pay somebody $555,000 a year to keep ChatGPT in line

2 months / theregister / Brandon Vigliarolo

‘This will be a stressful job’: Sam Altman offers $555k salary to fill most daunting role in AI

2 months / reddit / /u/YesNo_Maybe_

OpenAI Hits the Headlines with Lavish $555K 'Head of Preparedness' Role - OpenTools

2 months / opentools


Sam Altman's Future Strategy

Seven Big Thoughts on OpenAI's Strategy & Future Following My Sam Altman Conversation

2 months / bigtechnology / Alex Kantrowitz

Sam Altman on OpenAI’s Plan to Win, AI Personalization, Infrastructure Math, and The Inevitable IPO

2 months / bigtechnology / Alex Kantrowitz

Enterprise Will Be a Top OpenAI Priority In 2026, Sam Altman Tells Editors at NYC Lunch

2 months / bigtechnology / Alex Kantrowitz

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Apple's Developer Academy Costs $20,000 Per Student, Taxpayers Footing Millions of the Bill [Report]

iclarified - Apple's Developer Academy in Detroit is drawing attention for its steep operating costs and the heavy burden it places on public funding, raising questions about whether the program delivers enough value for the investment. An in-depth review of the initi…

#innovation #techpolicy #apple #politics #government #business #jobs #education #technology

Apple's Developer Academy Costs $20,000 Per Student, Taxpayers Footing Millions of the Bill [Report]

2 months / iclarified

Detroit's Apple Developer Academy costly to taxpayers, not a runaway success

2 months / appleinsider

Apple's Developer Academy Faces Funding and Outcome Questions

2 months / macrumors / Hartley Charlton

Back to Top / Monday, December 29, 2025, 12:20 pm / permalink 17350 / 3 stories in 2 months


China outlines rules to regulate human-like AI companion apps

Mike Wheatley / siliconangle - China’s internet regulator issued new draft rules on Saturday that aim to regulate the use of artificial intelligence “companions,” which are defined as systems that interact with humans and display “human-like traits and behavior.” The new rules, called …

#innovation #china #aiethics #government #apps #asia #technology #digitalprivacy #regulation

China plans AI rules to protect children and tackle suicide risks

2 months / bbc

China drafting first of its kind emotional safety regulation for AI

2 months / mashable

China Drafts World's Strictest Rules To End AI-Encouraged Suicide, Violence

2 months / slashdot / BeauHD

China to crack down on AI chatbots around suicide, gambling

2 months / cnbc

China wants to ban making yourself into an AI to keep aged relatives company

2 months / theregister / Simon Sharwood

China outlines rules to regulate human-like AI companion apps

2 months / siliconangle / Mike Wheatley

Back to Top / Monday, December 29, 2025, 3:20 am / permalink 17334 / 6 stories in 2 months


Former IBM CEO and savior Louis Gerstner dies aged 83

Mike Wheatley / siliconangle - Louis Gerstner, the former Chief Executive Officer credited with saving IBM Corp. from bankruptcy, has died aged 83, the company revealed on Sunday. Gerstner (pictured) served as Chairman and CEO of IBM from 1993 to 2002, taking over during one of the dar…

#innovation #digitaltransformation #business #technology

Opinion | Lou Gerstner, the Man Who Revived IBM

2 months / wsj / The Editorial Board

Louis Gerstner Jr., Former CEO Who Transformed IBM, Dies at 83

2 months / wsj / James R. Hagerty

Louis Gerstner, the Leader Who Pulled IBM Back From the Brink, Dies at 83 - TechStory

2 months / techstory

Former IBM CEO Louis Gerstner, Who Saved Tech Giant, Dies at 83 - WebProNews

2 months / webpronews

Former IBM CEO Louis Gerstner passes away at age 83

2 months / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

Former IBM CEO Lou Gerstner passes, aged 83

2 months / theregister / Simon Sharwood

Louis Gerstner, IBM’s Transformational Leader Who Saved Big Blue, Dies at 83 - InfotechLead

2 months / infotechlead

Former IBM CEO and savior Louis Gerstner dies aged 83

2 months / siliconangle / Mike Wheatley

Louis Gerstner, the man who saved IBM, dies at 83 — industry mourns the passing of transformative CEO - Tom's Hardware

2 months / tomshardware

Lou Gerstner, IBM CEO Who Engineered Big Blue’s 1990s Turnaround, Dies at 83 - ts2.tech

2 months / ts2

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