What are OpenAI's National Security Principles?
A framework OpenAI published alongside the July 9 release setting three hard limits on government use of its models: no mass domestic surveillance, no directing autonomous weapons, and no high-stakes automated decisions made without human judgment, paired with a disclosed cloud-only deal with the Department of War.
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