US feds are actively hiring "person who decides which models to ban"
arm32
46 points
25 comments
July 01, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (10 comments)
arm32
I’m sure they’ll make the right hiring decision, right?
Avicebron
"This job announcement has closed", that was fast.
ofjcihen
That pay scale seems insulting
wnevets
The meritocracy strikes again.
porphyra
Why does usajobs.gov have an autoplaying sound?? I opened this link during a meeting by accident.
happyopossum
Headline is absolute clickbait: please don't use quotation marks when you just make things up.
mikert89
ai models are clearly a threat to the world order
add-sub-mul-div
I wonder how much it costs to have the government declare your model to be too good to be allowed.
Catloafdev
Closed date: 02/23/2026
OutOfHere
NIST is in effect a branch of the NSA, although not literally, only in effect. If the NSA says jump, it'll ask how high. If the NSA say "ban this model because our adversaries will use it to patch their systems", NIST will say yes sir. I guess we'll all be transitioning to open models soon enough.