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Dan Gillespie
Security at OpenAI
Dan Gillespie is a Member of Technical Staff at OpenAI, a leading artificial intelligence company.1 He joined OpenAI to work on building the secure compute platform needed for AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) readiness.3
Some key points about Dan Gillespie:
Background
- He is a seasoned technology leader and former CTO4
- Made significant contributions to Kubernetes development4
- Co-founded a company focused on collaborative deployment4
Career Transition
- Previously worked at a startup called Indent34
- Joined OpenAI's security team along with some colleagues from his previous company6
- Expressed excitement about "securing the future" with the OpenAI team5
Role at OpenAI
- Works on AGI-ready security and the secure compute platform35
- Part of OpenAI's efforts to ensure the safety and security of advanced AI technologies3
Social Media
Dan Gillespie's move to OpenAI reflects the company's focus on attracting top talent in AI security and development as they work towards more advanced AI systems.
Highlights
I’ll be joining OpenAI’s efforts building the secure compute platform needed for AGI readiness. Excited to join such an incredible team ensuring AI technologies are safe and beneficial for all.
Today we’re proud to be announcing Multiparty, an open source rules engine + UI components for implementing policy-based decisions for AI.
Open sourcing the heart of our product shouldn’t come as a surprise for those who know the Indent team. Every single person from our CEO to our marketer has made significant contributions to open source. We genuinely believe that building in the open leads to better solutions.
So why are we releasing Multiparty today? We built our rules engine for managing access for people based on feedback from dozens of engineers. They were tired of rebuilding the same tooling and wanted a flexible solution with all the best practices built in. With the rise of LLMs we believe the same safeguards should be in place for AI agents.
Now is the time to start working together to build guardrails that will protect all of us as we move into this new world of AI powered operations. And so, we’re proudly announcing the kickoff of Multiparty. The UI is available today through an early access program with drop in components for various scenarios. The rules engine will be available in the coming months.
And we’re just getting started! Multiparty’s roadmap will be shaped by those who join the early access program. We’ll be releasing more of the roadmap once we get their feedback. If you’re interested in shaping the future of Multiparty, sign up to get access: https://multiparty.ai
