OpenAI changes deal with US military after backlash

OpenAI is modifying its agreement with the US military regarding the use of its AI technology in classified operations after facing backlash. The company stated the initial deal had more safeguards than previous agreements, but CEO Sam Altman announced further changes to prevent domestic surveillance and require contract modifications for intelligence agency use. This decision follows user criticism and a surge in ChatGPT app uninstalls. The controversy highlights concerns about AI's role in warfare and the influence of private companies. AI is used by militaries for purposes like logistics and data processing, with companies like Palantir providing data analytics tools to governments for intelligence and military applications.

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