OpenAI Warns On Military AI

It's been Zynga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street. OpenAI's first human rights and responsible deployment lead, Sarah Yeager, warned that the military use of artificial intelligence raises concerns about targeting and autonomous weapons, according to Fortune. Speaking Tuesday at the ScaleUp conference in New York City, Yeager said the issue keeps me up at night as armed forces increasingly adopt autonomous systems. Yeager joined OpenAI in June, following the company's agreement to deploy advanced AI systems in Pentagon-classified environments. She said she has worked with researchers and engineers on model responses involving military scenarios and international laws governing warfare. Yeager said human rights should serve as the baseline for AI deployment, rather than allowing the industry to determine what is acceptable. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com