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Former Navy chief and cyber advisors join OpenAI team on incident reporting

OpenAI has named Ray Griggs, Johanna Weaver and Alastair MacGibbon to an independent taskforce. The group will improve how the company reports incidents. It will also strengthen how it works with government.

OpenAI has appointed three Australians to an independent taskforce. The group will improve how the company reports incidents and works with government.

Ray Griggs is a former Navy chief. Johanna Weaver is a cyber specialist.

She co-founded the Tech Policy Design Institute. Alastair MacGibbon was special advisor to the Prime Minister on cyber security.

The taskforce will report by end of year. It will offer ideas to strengthen OpenAI's incident response.

It will also improve how it works with authorities.

Former Navy chief
Ray Griggs
End of year
Report deadline

Why it mattersAI systems are becoming more powerful and widely used. Formal coordination is now critical. AI companies and government must coordinate on security incidents. This protects public systems and data.

AustraliaAustralia is establishing direct oversight mechanisms with OpenAI, signalling the government's intent to maintain security oversight of major AI companies operating in the country.

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