OpenAI's Pentagon Deal: Blank Spots // AIDRAN

What OpenAI released was structured as a commitment, but functions as a boundary marker. The two stated red lines — no domestic mass surveillance, human accountability for lethal force — define the outermost limits of what the agreement refuses to cover, without specifying anything inside those limits . This is a governance technique familiar from corporate content moderation: announce the cases you will not take, leave the cases you will take to discretion. For a company deploying AI on classified military networks, that discretion is not a minor residual —…

OpenAI's Pentagon Deal Hides More Than It Reveals

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