… That position, Tech Justice Law’s Batt said, is “fundamentally in tension” with international humanitarian law, which requires case-by-case assessments of any given attack. “The adoption of AI into these targeting processes is really based on a ‘speed wins’ ethos,” she said. “Regardless of when in … …
… It only notifies you about things it considers unusual — but this means there’s a risk it could miss something. Reliably finding the anomalies and alerting you to them, rather than sending you an AI-generated essay about your home, is where real value lies. …
… The risk for Oracle is that it may be sinking a lot of money into building data centers for OpenAI, only for OpenAI to be unable to pay Oracle the $300 billion it agreed to in their contract. Oracle and OpenAI did not respond to requests for comment. …
… It’s the latest in a yearslong string of legal actions against OpenAI and its executives by Musk, who cofounded the AI lab alongside Altman and Brockman and was an early investor. Musk also owns xAI, an AI lab that directly competes with OpenAI, and is owned by parent company SpaceX. …