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CTOs from Top Tech Companies Joining U.S. Army Reserve
Chief technology officers (CTOs) from companies like Palantir, Meta, and OpenAI are stepping into part-time roles in the U.S. Army Reserve. This move comes after the U.S. Defense Department reached out to Silicon Valley talent to fill high-ranking positions in the Reserve, allowing them to contribute to short-term projects in data and cybersecurity.
Silicon Valley’s Response
After eight months, Silicon Valley tech leaders are answering the call. The first group of participants includes Andrew Bosworth from Meta, Shyam Sankar from Palantir, Kevin Weil from OpenAI, and Bob McGrew from OpenAI. These top executives are ready to bring their expertise to the table.
