OpenAI VP Anna Makanju says the company is developing tools with the US DOD on open-source software and held talks on ways to assist preventing veteran suicide
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Discussion
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@carnage4life
Dare Obasanjo
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Within days of people noticing that OpenAI removed the ban on using its technology for “military and warfare” applications, it has confirmed it's working with the US military on multiple projects. It's quaint that Google employees used to stage walkouts over the company working …
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@samfbiddle
Sam Biddle
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Also, “national security” is of course itself a far more broad concept than “military.” This indicates to me that OpenAI could be willing to sell to the US IC. Last year the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency mused about using ChatGPT for analysis: https://theintercept.com/.…
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@samfbiddle
Sam Biddle
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And here comes the spin—selling software to the military is actually about *preventing* people from dying.