Published 01/17/2024 11:13:00 p.m.

OpenAI quietly deletes ban on using ChatGPT for “military and warfare”

OpenAI has reversed its ban on military use of ChatGPT and other AI tools.
The company's policy previously prohibited using the models for activities with high risk of physical harm.
OpenAI's change allows it to pursue lucrative military contracts and aligns with its mission.

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CNBC

OpenAI quietly removes ban on military use of its AI tools

OpenAI has quietly walked back a ban on the military use of ChatGPT and its other artificial intelligence tools.

01/16/2024 7:38:14 p.m.·United States

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Bloomberg

OpenAI Is Working With US Military on Cybersecurity Tools

OpenAI is working with the Pentagon on a number of projects including cybersecurity capabilities, a departure from the startup’s earlier ban on providing its artificial intelligence to militaries.

01/16/2024 5:03:22 p.m.·United States

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Business Insider

OpenAI eases stance on the use of ChatGPT for military purposes

OpenAI quietly rolled out changes to its usage policy this week and lifted a broad ban on "Military and warfare" uses of its technology. Jonathan Raa/Getty ImagesOpenAI updated its usage policies on January 10.As part of the update, it eased restrictions on military use of its technology.The changes accompany OpenAI's rollout of the GPT Store — its custom ChatGPT marketplace.OpenAI quietly eased restrictions on military applications of its techn…

01/13/2024 7:04:26 p.m.·United States

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Index

OpenAI is also working for the US military

The US military is also working on OpenAI - Internal regulations were changed last week, which prohibited it from doing so.

01/17/2024 8:32:00 a.m.·Budapest, Hungary

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Time Magazine

OpenAI Working With U.S. Military on Cybersecurity Tools

OpenAI is working with the Pentagon on a number of projects including cybersecurity capabilities, a departure from the startup’s earlier ban on providing its artificial intelligence to militaries. The ChatGPT maker is developing tools with the U.S. Defense Department on open-source cybersecurity software — collaborating with DARPA for its AI Cyber Challenge announced last year — and has had initial talks with the US government about methods to …

01/17/2024 3:55:27 p.m.·United States

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