The Pentagon Asked OpenAI for Artificial Intelligence Designed to Rarely Say No
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The Pentagon Asked OpenAI for Artificial Intelligence Designed to Rarely Say No
The U.S. military’s desire for an AI tool with “minimal refusal rates” was revealed through a FOIA lawsuit filed by The Intercept.
The Pentagon is the first interested in including in its military programs the services of the large companies of AI in the U.S., and although this is not news, it is what they were looking for. According to the leaked information from the U.S. itself they wanted exclusively an AI of OpenAI to put the entrance The Pentagon asked OpenAI an AI to obey the military with the minimum of negatives appears first in El Chapuzas Informática.
The Pentagon asked OpenAI for 'minimal refusal rates' in a $200M contract; OpenAI says the phrase never made the final signed version
A phrase in a Pentagon contract with OpenAI — 'minimal refusal rates' — has become the subject of a public dispute between the company and the government. The engineering question underneath it is more revealing than either side's denial.
Documents obtained by The Intercept reveal a clause in the contract between the two stipulates “minimum denial rates” for Pentagon commands from OpenAI’s software.
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