OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced a revised agreement with the Pentagon that prohibits the military from using its AI services for domestic surveillance of U.S. persons. The new terms come after scrutiny of an earlier contract, which critics argued contained loopholes allowing such surveillance. While Altman emphasized the protection of civil liberties, concerns remain regarding the vagueness of the contract’s language and the lack of transparency, as the full text has not been publicly released.
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