OpenAI Outlines National Security Principles
BlackHC · x · 2026-07-09
A post referencing OpenAI's National Security Principles lists unsupported use cases, including mass domestic surveillance, making high-stakes decisions without appropriate human judgment and accountability, and using force under similar conditions. The principles do not categorically exclude intelligence, investigative, or offensive/defensive military applications, but rather reject a rigid "offensive/defensive" dichotomy.
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