Anduril's Palmer Luckey: unauditable chatbot AI won't guide his missiles
victor_explore · x · 2026-09-30
Anduril founder Palmer Luckey says chatbot-style AI has real defense uses but won't guide his missiles, because those models can't be audited — Anduril's AI reads raw radar and sonar instead. Commenter victorexplore extends the point: for defense contracts, replay logs matter more than benchmark scores. Auditability, not scores, is the gate for high-stakes AI deployment.
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