OpenAI подписал контракт на $200 млн с Министерством обороны США! Это громкий поворот для компании, которая ранее клялась не создавать оружие и избегала военных проектов. Теперь ИИ от создателей ChatGPT будет служить Пентагону — детали применения засекречены, но слухи о системах киберзащиты (или атаки?) уже ходят. 🤔
Ирония в том, что Самуэль Альтман публично осуждал милитаризацию ИИ, а теперь его детище получает армейские чеки. Где граница между «безопасностью» и нарушением принципов? ❌ Эксперты в шоке: «Это точка невозврата для этичного ИИ». Что дальше – автономные дроны с GPT-7? Делитесь мнением в комментах! 👇
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In December, OpenAI announced a partnership with defense tech startup Anduril to deploy advanced AI systems for «national security missions.» OpenAI CEO Sam Altman speaks during the Snowflake Summit in San Francisco on June 2, 2025. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images News | Getty Images OpenAI has been awarded a $200 million contract to provide the U.S. Defense Department with artificial intelligence tools. The department announced the one-year contract on Monday, months after OpenAI said it would collaborate with defense technology startup Anduril to deploy advanced AI systems for «national security missions.» «Under this award, the performer will develop prototype frontier AI capabilities to address critical national security challenges in both warfighting and enterprise domains,» the Defense Department said. It’s the first contract with OpenAI listed on the Department of Defense’s website. Anduril received a $100 million defense contract in December. Weeks earlier, OpenAI rival Anthropic said it would work with Palantir and Amazon to supply its AI models to U.S. defense and intelligence agencies. Sam Altman, OpenAI’s co-founder and CEO, said in a discussion with OpenAI board member and former National Security Agency leader Paul Nakasone at a Vanderbilt University event in April that «we have to and are proud to and really want to engage in national security areas.» In a blog post , OpenAI said the contract represents the first arrangement in a new initiative named OpenAI for Government, which includes the existing ChatGPT Gov product. OpenAI for Government will give U.S. government bodies access custom AI models for national security, support and product roadmap information. «This contract, with a $200 million ceiling, will bring OpenAI’s industry-leading expertise to help the Defense Department identify and prototype how frontier AI can transform its administrative operations, from improving how service members and their families get health care, to streamlining how they look at program and acquisition data, to supporting proactive cyber defense,» the company said. «All use cases must be consistent with OpenAI’s usage policies and guidelines.» The Defense Department specified that the contract is with OpenAI Public Sector LLC, and that the work will mostly occur in the National Capital Region, which encompasses Washington, D.C., and several nearby counties in Maryland and Virginia. Meanwhile, OpenAI is working to build additional computing power in the U.S. In January, Altman appeared alongside President Donald Trump at the White House to announce the $500 billion Stargate project to build AI infrastructure in the U.S. The new contract will represent a small portion of revenue at OpenAI, which is generating over $10 billion in annualized sales. In March, the company announced a $40 billion financing round at a $300 billion valuation. In April, Microsoft , which supplies cloud infrastructure to OpenAI, said the U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency has authorized the use of the Azure OpenAI service with secret classified information. 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