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Pentagon Sought Military AI That Rarely Refuses Orders

The Pentagon reportedly demanded that OpenAI develop military AI designed to rarely refuse orders. The request concerns the deployment and control of AI in military operations.

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Military systems with reduced refusal safeguards could increase risks from misuse, errors or unintended escalation.

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  1. Pentagon Demanded OpenAI Build AI That 'Rarely Says No' to Military Orders ↗ibtimes.co.uk · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 1:47 PM UTC

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