OpenAI Moves Its Military Line // AIDRAN

The shift from 'no military use' to 'mission-aligned military use' is not a refinement — it transfers the ethical judgment from a rule to a reviewer, and OpenAI is both. Every future application will be assessed against a standard that is undefined in public, unenforced by any external body, and already outpaced by deployments running through Azure. The BBC's account of internal backlash over the Pentagon deal captures the internal tension, but the structural problem is not the specific deal — it is that the new framework produces no constraint…

OpenAI Rewrites Its Military Boundary Mid-Conflict

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