Sam Altman says he will revise the agreement with the Department of Defense to restrict domestic surveillance
Svmuu News: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared an internal memo stating that the company is negotiating with the U.S. Department of Defense to amend its agreement to clarify that AI systems must not be intentionally used for domestic surveillance of U.S. citizens and nationals, and to prohibit tracking or surveillance through the procurement or use of commercially obtained personally identifiable information. The letter noted that the Department of Defense confirmed the relevant services would not be used by intelligence agencies, and that providing such services would require separate contract amendments. Sam Altman stated that the company would participate in policy discussions through democratic processes, and would refuse to comply with any directives it deemed unconstitutional. He also noted that some technologies are not yet mature and that the company would work with relevant departments to gradually improve security safeguards.
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