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noahbp 45 days ago | parent | context | favorite | on: On AI regulation and messaging

They had a near-monopoly on AI-usage by the US military, then had a very public fallout because they refused to allow it to be used for autonomous weapons and mass-surveillance which their main competitor (OpenAI) publicly undermined by immediately signing an unlimited-use agreement, and now they also get flack for this incident they had no control over, because the US military decided to smear them after this fallout?

malfist 45 days ago [–]

Should we not judge them by their actions? They selected the children's school as a target. Anything else is irrelevant

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