Silicon Valley’s New Guard: Smart, People-First Bodyguards for the AI Era

TL;DR
Amid an Altman attack and a broader AI backlash, Silicon Valley’s tech leaders are hiring a new, more discreet and tech-fluent class of security personnel—prioritizing relationship-building and risk assessment over brute force. High-profile figures like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and others such as Ali Ghodsi and Tobi Lütke have shown heavier protection, signaling a booming security industry that favors smarter, more approachable guards for the era’s wealthiest executives.
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