Sarah Friar is the chief financial officer of OpenAI. In recent coverage she has spoken publicly on several fronts: seeking community support in Effingham County, Georgia, for the $20 billion Project Camellia data center campus; discussing AI safety and alignment spending at the International AI Summit in Dublin; and saying OpenAI is holding back its next generation model while carrying out checks. She also discussed the new assistant Dots and described the company as well capitalized.
OpenAI seeks community backing for $20B Project CamelliaOpenAI is courting community support in Effingham County, Georgia, for Project Camellia, a $20 billion data center campus. CFO Sarah Friar spoke at a local business summit amid concerns over transparency, power and water use. A Gallup survey found seven in 10 Americans oppose AI data centers in their communities, and the project has drawn protests and legal challenges.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar discusses AI safety & alignment spendingAt the International AI Summit in Dublin, OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar spoke with Bloomberg's Tom MacKenzie about AI safety and alignment spending. The discussion, though details are not provided, touches on the company's investment strategy in safety.
OpenAI May Hold Back Next Generation Model for ChecksOpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said the company is doubling down on safety and alignment, and is holding back its next generation model while carrying out checks.
OpenAI CFO on new AI assistant Dots, capital raiseOpenAI CFO Sarah Friar discussed the company's new proactive assistant Dots and said OpenAI is 'really well capitalized.'
OpenAI CFO Says She’s Not Worried About Slowing AIOpenAI CFO Sarah Friar told CNBC she is not worried about slowing AI development, indicating the company is comfortable with adjustments to the pace of progress.
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