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海外TECH	Engadget	OpenAI's policy no longer explicitly bans the use of its technology for 'military and warfare'	https://www.engadget.com/openais-policy-no-longer-explicitly-bans-the-use-of-its-technology-for-military-and-warfare-123018659.html?src=rss	Just a few days ago OpenAI s usage policies page explicitly states that the company prohibits the use of its technology for quot military and warfare quot purposes That line has since been deleted As first noticed by The Intercept the company updated the page on January quot to be clearer and provide more service specific guidance quot as the changelog states It still prohibits the use of its large language models LLMs for anything that can cause harm and it warns people against using its services to quot develop or use weapons quot However the company has removed language pertaining to quot military and warfare quot While we ve yet to see its real life implications this change in wording comes just as military agencies around the world are showing an interest in using AI quot Given the use of AI systems in the targeting of civilians in Gaza it s a notable moment to make the decision to remove the words military and warfare from OpenAI s permissible use policy Sarah Myers West a managing director of the AI Now Institute told the publication nbsp The explicit mention of quot military and warfare quot in the list of prohibited uses indicated that OpenAI couldn t work with government agencies like the Department of Defense which typically offers lucrative deals to contractors At the moment the company doesn t have a product that could directly kill or cause physical harm to anybody But as The Intercept said its technology could be used for tasks like writing code and processing procurement orders for things that could be used to kill people nbsp When asked about the change in its policy wording OpenAI spokesperson Niko Felix told the publication that the company quot aimed to create a set of universal principles that are both easy to remember and apply especially as our tools are now globally used by everyday users who can now also build GPTs quot Felix explained that quot a principle like Don t harm others is broad yet easily grasped and relevant in numerous contexts quot adding that OpenAI quot specifically cited weapons and injury to others as clear examples quot However the spokesperson reportedly declined to clarify whether prohibiting the use of its technology to quot harm quot others included all types of military use outside of weapons development nbsp This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-01-13 12:30:18