OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admits the Pentagon deal was ‘rushed’ but claims it was vital to de-escalate military-AI tensions. The agreement allows AI use in classified networks, a move sparking employee and public backlash. While OpenAI highlights safeguards, critics question their durability and the definition of mass surveillance. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admits the Pentagon deal was ‘rushed’ but claims it was vital to de-escalate military-AI tensions. The agreement allows AI use in classified networks, a move sparking employee and public backlash. While OpenAI highlights safeguards, critics question their durability and the definition of mass surveillance.
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