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OpenAI Quietly Deletes Ban on Using ChatGPT for “Military and Warfare”
(theintercept.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2024
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So while this is obviously bad, did any of you actually think for a moment that this was stopping anything? If the military wants to use ChatGPT, they're going to find a way whether or not OpenAI likes it. In their minds they may as well get paid for it.
You mean the military with access to a massive trove of illegal surveillance (aka training data), and billions of dollars in dark money to spend, that is always on the bleeding edge of technological advancement?
That military? Yeah, they've definitely been in on this one for a while.
Doesn't Israel say they use an AI to pick bombing targets?
Likely just a people detector over a drone image. Find the densest location and bomb it.
Arms salesman are just as guilty, fuck off with this "Others would do it too!", they are the ones doing it now, they deserve to at least getting shit for it. Sam Altman was always a snake.
You seem to think I said it was OK. I never did.
Oh, carry on then.
I can see them having their own GPT, using the model and their own data. Not using the tool to send secret info ‘out’ and back in to their own system.
I can see the CIA flooding foreign countries with fake news during elections. All automated! It really was inevitable.
Automated, and personalised.
Why restrict to foreign countries?
I can see it too
The DoD is happy to use commercial services as long as the security meets their needs.
They likely have a private version running on gov cloud high though.