OpenAI quietly removes ban on military use of its AI tools

jenniferwatson12 , 1 month ago

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boaratio , 5 months ago

You know, I'm starting to think that maybe Sam Altman isn't a great guy.

chuckleslord , 5 months ago

Oh hey! Capitalism can't help but make weapons. Who'd've guessed?

trackcharlie , 5 months ago

Surprising no one.

Google removed "don't be evil" for the same reason

LaFinlandia , 5 months ago

90% of US military personnel are probably office workers.

friend_of_satan , 5 months ago

lol, so what exactly does and does not go against OpenAI policy? "Sorry, I can't help you cheat in a video game, but let me know if you need help selecting people to kill."

BananaOnionJuice , 5 months ago

Say no to small crimes or cheats, but arms dealers and intelligence agencies are always welcome.

markr , 5 months ago

intelligent swarms of lethal drones are the near future battlefield. Also they will be deployed shortly afterwards by the police.

WetBeardHairs , 5 months ago

"Drone, please sort the following letters alphabetically 5 times in a row. AZBDFASDAA1AAAAAAAAAAA"

Invasion averted.

N0body , 5 months ago

they will be deployed shortly afterwards by the police.

"You may have thought you heard me say I wanted a lot of racism in the new drones, but what I said was: Give me all the racism you have."

redcalcium , 5 months ago

AI safety? Yes, it's completely safe to use AI in military application now. /s

Tolstoshev , 5 months ago

That’s where the money is

jerrythegenius , 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago)

https://media.tenor.com/NOHR6Zg97GYAAAAM/terminator-terminator-robot.gif

LaFinlandia , 5 months ago

https://media.tenor.com/NOHR6Zg97GYAAAAM/terminator-terminator-robot.gif

HactaiiMiju , 5 months ago

AI needs to go

Viking_Hippie , 5 months ago

No. Unscrupulous billionaires and their corporations exploiting AI for profit with little to no regulation needs to go.

Like most tools, it can be useful and a net positive to the world if regulated and used right.

bappity , 5 months ago

how unexpected.

givesomefucks , 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago)

I read an old Phillip K Dick story about this the other day....

edit:

Removed spoilers, it's Second Variety and a short read, definitely worth it

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/32032/32032-h/32032-h.htm

DaMonsterKnees , 5 months ago

Familiar with PKD, not familiar with what you are referring to though, please enlighten.

givesomefucks , 5 months ago

Second Variety

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/32032/32032-h/32032-h.htm

It's not very well known. I've got a bunch of of books of his short stories and never heard of that one till someone else on Lemmy mentioned it a few days ago.

It's easy to forget the amount of work scifi writers of that time pumped out. They were paid practically nothing and most of them (def PKD) wouod just take a shit ton of meth and write for days.

They were producing work nonstop for decades.

Isakk86 , 5 months ago

Oh my God, someone else who reads PKD's Second Variety. It has stuck with me ever since I've read it.

SlopppyEngineer , 5 months ago

Ah, the short where the movie Screamers is based on.